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New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
"l.archmone Gardens"

Corner plot Orchard and Isarnwood Roads.
Sec. O. Block SO. Lote L. . and s. G7xia5S
~ Prize s2.20o. AppIx 7. l.. ADAMS,
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
.Ex dividend
STEEL. STOCKS.
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
PRODUCE.
BEANs-.iarrow. choice, 1920. 100 lbs.
50. 75a7 red kidney, 1890, 500 white kid

BEANS-.iarrow. choice, 1920. 100 lbs.
so.75gT rcd kidney. 1920 1915. white kid
hey. Si2.50Gfs.
BUTTER-Creamery higher than extras.
h., 3SISn3ec.. extras, % score. 3Sc.. firsts
a4d31i5c. seconds, 29n33c lower grades
24q2sc. unsated, higher than extras. 4o'su
onds. 29133c. held or storage. firsts. 3om
Sac.. seconds, 25d2gc; lower grades, 21m
sc, Danish casks. fresh, 36tgd3Tiac.. state
deiry tubs. finest. 36'sa3Iisc. good TO
prime. 33d35c; common to fair, 24n32c. .
renovated. firsts 26Q2sc. ladies', current
make frsts. 24d25tsc. seconds. e0tsd2tc.. .
lower grades, igM20c packing stock. cur
rent make. No. 7. 2ic.. No. 2. ipia120c.; I;
lower grades. iJdinc-
CHEESE-Statc whole milk, held, colored
flats, specials ID. o7d2ac white. a1d2sc. !:
average run. 23d25c. short held. 20isa23c. /;
fresh special. 1Sism20c average run, lisa
iec.: lower grades, i6qi7kc. twins. held
,rcsh specials. 1sxd20c; average run, 1IikG
i9c. Wisconsin. fresh twins, i9ml9Ac.
single Daisies. fresh. 26c. double Daisies.
fresh, 19isTo0c. Young Americas, held. 26c. .
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. 3oa
Sic: storage packed. extra firsts. 2942oisc. /.
flrsts, eIisd2sisc. fresh. extra firsts. 25is6
2Stsc firsts. 9atsu2Tc. seconds and poorer,
23m25c. dirtics, storage packed No l. 22ls
d23c regular packed 2ec.: No. and
poorer tom2iNc.; checks, fair to choice.
dry 2iT2fthc. duck eggs, Baltimore. iSn
44c. Virginia and North Carolina, 42n44c I;
Western Kentucky and Tennessee, 36d3sc. !.
staic Penusyivnnia and nearby Western hen
merry whites, extra, 35T3ec. extra firsts. a26
3ic. firsts. 2Od3lc.: gathered whites, frsts
10 extra firsts 20ds3r. under grades, 2T1
2sc Pacific coast, white, extras. 3In3hc. /,
exira firsts. 3iG36c. frHts, 32033c under
grades. soc. other Western and southern,
aathercd whites, 2T622c. state. Pennsyl-
vania and non rby Western hennery browns.
extra 3in32c.. gathered brown and mixed
coors. graded extra. 3oaslc.. firsts TO extra
firsts, ZBngSihc.
PoTATOES- bermuda, hbl. S2.aodla
Florida 81 al. -. culls 81 .50d2 box. SiuS,
bag 81 Joag. old 1870 lbs. ~ T5d250i l65
lbs S1 2amg . -. old. $50 lba.. SiI2. Loug
Island. bag. ~ aun3: sweets. Jersey, hsk,, ~
az an Southern, bsk.. Toe. dsl.ia; hbl, y"
vans hhls $50 I,
pOI ITRy. DRESSED FRESH KILLED
Chickens. California broilerB ID. iuc
Western stags 10n &c fowls. hoNes. 2sd
anr bbis, 2sG G3sc. old cocks. 2nd2tc
turkeys s51 i0c ducks Long Island, 3sc
posscn- scfi 8o5sr; squads. dos. sSaia
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
S5O,OOO,OOO NEW
FINANCING PLANNED
Negotiations for S10,000,000
Packing House Issue Re-
ported Closed.

According 70 reports IN investment
circles. not far from $4,000 900 or new
financing is being prepared for offering
next week. The largest negotiation dts
cussed yesterday was the $4,000, 900 OF
the Pierce OIL Corporations require
ments. Wall Street had 1t that syndi-
cate headed by Brown Bros. & Co. was
competing for the bonds, but confirma-
ton OF that report could not be obtained.
Although Goldman Sachs & Co. and
Lehman Bros. & Co brought out the
corporations preferred stock issue.
which was financed successfully. the
bulk OF Pierce OIL finarcing has been
done by Ladenburg. Thalman & co. In
teresting developments in connection
with the company's requirements are an
ticipated. The Duquesne Light financing
OF S10.000.000 should come 20 head
early next week and IL Is understood
that negotiations were closed last night
for a $4,000. 900 TO 5000. 900 packing
house financing. which Is likely TO be
done largely in Chicago. Smaller items
aggregating s10.ooo.ooo or more are
under discussion.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Uruguay ExternaIs Active.

Tho latest addition To the number OF
foreign bonds enjoying an active market
II this country Il the Republic OF Uru-
guay external gold 81 ~ 1919 Those
bonds. the authorized amount Of which
* f605.00O are il coupon form h ga
denomination only Their principal and
interest Il payable iu New York Ia
United states gold coin at 81 s6 a pound.
IN London IN pounds sterling and IN
MontevideO IN Urugusynn Eold AZ $40
8 pound The principal Il payable In
gold by the operation OF sinking fund
of 1 per cent. year from April !. 1920.
by purchase n under par or by drawings
at par. The bonds arc q direct obliga-
tion of the Republic or Uruguay. which
binds itself TO psy regularly the coupons
and drawn bonds OF the issue whether
u time or peace or or war and whether
tho bearers be subjects of a friendly or
\ hostile country. They nre also secured
hy flrst mortgaze on the Uruguay East
Coast Railway, LID. and the Govern
meut guarantee formerly paid ~ that
raihUad VIII be- applicable 70 the pay
ment or The sinking fund and the in
tercst ~ the bonds. The money FOR this
guarantee is provided BY funds secured
through tho hynothecation Of IS per
cent. Of the gross customs receipts OF the
Republic Tho estimated national wealth
or Uruguay m 1918 was $500. 0o0. 900
and Us national debt Is approximately
SteS.fO0.2sS. Uruguay has had favor
abb balance ~ trade FOR many years
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
CRAMP CO.'S COURSE
nv STRIKE IS ENDORSED
Stockholders Say Construc-
tion Costs HuUe Been Cut.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.--The Willi'm
Cramp a Son Ship and Engine Building
Company announced tonight that the
stockholders ri tho annual meeting to-
day unanimously approved the actions
OF the directors and officers in handling
the operations OF the company In the la
bor difficulties imposed by non-employees
since the latter part Of December last.
whereby the force has been restored 20
normal, restrictions of output removed.
efficiency of employees increased and
cost OF construction reduced
The labor trouble was due 10 the COM
pany refusing TO continue agreements
with the metal trades unions and decid-
Ing 70 treat with committees OF It's own
employees IN matters concerning hours
and conditions OF labor.
j. n Null was reelected president and
general manager
In 1920 the company delivered fifteen
destroyers 20 the Government, complet-
Ing the work on contracts for forty-six
such vessels awarded the company in
the war period The lsesfa for five scout
cruisers were laid and nve other vessels
were launched. Net surplus Of the com
pany for 1920 amounted to s2.1St554.
an increase over 1919 of s29.9s2.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Average Bond Prices
April rs. 1891.
ftst. ~.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Plan Issue Success.

The Offering OF $3.50 900 900 OF Great
Northern Northern Pacific 6ia per cent
fifteen years convertible bonds is an un-
qualified success from the point OF view
OF the distributing syndicate. and the
books of the issue might have been
closed yesterday on the basis of data in
hand At meeting OF the managers OF
the syndicate placing the bonds II was
decided to continue to keep the books
open this morning, with the view of clos
ing them during the day. Should the
sales progress achieved yesterday be
continued the books would have to be
closed before noon, and predictions that
the books would be wound up before
o'clock were made freely.
AS soon as the syndicate was formed
it's managers mapped out sales sched-
ule which they hoped would be ap-
preached by Thursday night. As mat
ter Of fact that schedule, which would
permit the closing of the books during
to-days business hours. was exceeded
by $1l 0o0. 900. Several important mem
bers OF the distributing syndicate re-
ported that their sales Of yesterday were
double those of Tuesday and Wednesday
combined Altogether the progress
greatly exceeded expectations.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
DETROIT EDISON NET sa.ras,7es

The Detroit Edison Company In its
listing statement TO the New York Stock
Exchange reports for the year ended on
March 81 net income after charges and
taxes. s2i25.7es. gross receipts, S22,-
677.S77 expenses. depreciation and tax
es, l7S05, ,30S interest charges, s2,7i6,-
sol dividends. s22i4.727 paid. and ex-
traordlnsry charges, ,s2b.74S deducted.
making deficit of sai5,70t for the year.
It's total surplus was s2,oss,59s on
March 81.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Markets Tone Improves.

The bond market displayed yesterday
a much better tone than Il did on
Wednesday. when some sharp declines
In railroad Issues occurred. Although
few railroad bonds worked slightly
lower on Thursday. the best part OF
the list was steady st. Louis and San
Francisco adjustment os were active
at advancing prices and gained about
a point Baltimore and Ohio 4s and st.
Paul refunding as were among the
weakest rails. Certain industrial issues
displayed firmness. notably Armour
sI1s. Wilson first 6s. Central Leather
~ and Bush Terminal 6s Midvale
Steel 81 eased off about a point. Con-
soldated Gas IS advanced from i0i 10
l02as. and United Railroads OF San
Francisco ~ gained a large fraction.
Hudson and Manhattan income - re-
acted nearly q point. Liberty Slss es-
tabished new low record OF $50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
S1,325.O0O Awards.

The city OF New Haven awarded yes
terday $4,000 OF its 5 per cent. pave
ment bonds to Watkins & Co OF Bos-
ton at 1917 The Comptroller OF Mas
sau county has awarded $4,000 OF Its
per cent. ten 10 twenty year serial
bridge bonds and $4,000 OF It's per
cent. fifteen and half year average
hospital bonds 70 the City National
Bank or Freeport, the First National
Bank OF Freeport and the Second Ma
tional Bank Of Hampstead Jointly for
q premium or Sg,s25.75.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
LIVE sTocK AND MEAT PRICES
BOSTON AUCTION RESULTS.
Crurnished by richardson, nm 8 co3.

Furnished by Richardson, Iiii & Coz.
lo5 Auto Finance. III.
10 Masss chusetts Lighting, ..
10 Massachusetts Lighting ~, T0-To,%
20 Springfield Breweries pr, IN,
10 American Telephone and Telegraph ioT.
Nfassa chusetts Lighting, q
2 ". s. Envelope Co.. old stock, i2Th.
$500 Yarmouth Idght coup. noto r.. April
I, 1924, 10 and int.
20o0 Merchants Heat Of indianapolis ref
mtg. ns, October. 1922. rs and int.
1000 Federal Wharf ls, mtg IS. 1919, old
Colony Trust eff dep.. 60 y flat.
Ocean National Pank-Newburypori sji
1 Ludlow Manufacturing Associates. 100
Nashua Manufacturing pf ~ aud div
~ Mass Blec pf. ctr. deposit carr, inp
an new soc 4is-4A.
20 Mass. Elec eff deposit carrying All new
sec. ia
Maes Cons. Rys.. r.. 81 lot
worcester Cons. ST. pf.. iSt.
10 AndroHcoggin Mins, iin
~ Rights Hamilton Mtg.. tosi.
GO ioo American Agricultural Chemical
Scrip iit
- Hood Rubber pr, ex-div., nms.
Quincy Market Cold Storage, eN div.. $50
~ Turner's Falls Power. siA.
Haverhiil Electric. i32.
Cambridge Electric Light 2fo
1000 Central Vermont se, May, 1880. sor.
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big sale spurs New Financing.

The result of the more optimistic
sentiment yesterday morning among
dealers relative TO the Burlington plan
issue was the decision OF many large
individual and institutional investors 10
get in their subscriptions promptly.
which doubtless contributed 10 the ac-
celeration of sales Of the issue. At
the same time there was an improved
tone throughout the bond list. and ex-
ecutives OF important wholesaling in
stitutions started at once 10 reopen
negotiations for new financing that had
been held In allegiance pending the an
ncuncement OF success for the biggest
single issue OF bonds outside OF Gov
ernment and war issues.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
NET INCOME BOOSTED ~ 1920.

The Electric Bond and Share Com
pany reports for 1920 net income of
ss.t27.sOo. against st.e97.t7i for 1919.
The company's gross income was s3.b64,-
7s4 In 1899. against s3.ii4STi IN 1919.
In 1920 It's preferred stock dividends to-
tailed s5sS.fS0 and ts common stock
dividends 100000 leaving 2 surplus of
S73q 0oU for tho Year
The New York herald., 1921-04-29

United States, Foreign
Alaska q cv os
Series A

City OF Bor- y. .,,. 10
deaux a. Am Ayr deb IS
!e3a 1. .10o34
q 1875 Am Cot oil s.
-
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
RUBBER PLANT IS BURNED.
100000 Loss 20 the Keystone
Company In Erie, Pa.

EEfE, Pa. April 2s.--Fire or unknown
origin destroyed the Keystone Rubber
Company plant here to-day. with a loss
estimated AZ 100000. The plant had
Tot been IN operation for five months
hut work was started yesterday pre-
paratory to resuming in the near future
Firemen were endangered BY chemical
explosions and falling walls. but no one
was injured. IL was stated that i 400
worlmen would be thrown out OF en-
ployment
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
s25o.ooo TAX REFUNDED.

BosroN. April 2s-A refund OF nearly
quarter Of million dollars IN Federal
tax and erroneously collected from the
estate Or Bayard Thayer Of Lancaster
was ordered by the Federal District
Court to-day. The assessment was made
on a trust fund of $4,000. 900 left by Mr..
Thayer 10 1916, which his widow. Mrs.
Ruth s. Thayer, with other heirs, held
was not subject 10 an estate tax.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
BIG STEEL ORDER FROM JAPAN.
Leading Interest Captures Most OF
$500 Tons OF black sheets.

orders for $500 tons OF black sheets
have been placed by Japan with
steel manufacturers in this country. the
United States steel Products Company.
a subsidiary OF the Steel Corporation,
receiving 1900 tons and independent
makers the balance.
important manufacturers OF steel plate
IN this country are said 10 have sent
representatives to Bombay. India. 20
quote on 77.00O tons Of plates 70 be used
for pipe line.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
BECOME AsHEvILLE DIVISION

The Southern Railway announced yes
terdny that the Asheyile Murphy and
Trausylvaula divisions ~ the road would
be- consolidated on May ! into one div1-
sion, 10 be known as the Asheville divl-
sion Under the new order n large saw
Ing will he effected monthly through
centraliza lion Of operations in districts
surrounding Aeheyilla.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
coc. cor, COMPANY Rrronrs,

The Coca cola Company cporis for
iho arst quarter of l92i net ucome af-
ter EXPENSES md interest of ss33s4s.
lts gross rccolpts ror Tue quarter we're
S6.0S4tii lts manufacturing and gem
cral expenses. $5.1S9,Sis. and It's inter-
est charges. discounts Sc. ss10,etp.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
MuSso> LINE ~ NEW HOME.

The Munson Iine Building. at Pearl.
Beaver aud Wall streets. will he for-
mally opened to-day, The line will 90
cupy the twenty-third and twenty fourth
floors using the ground floor. wall
street aide, for Ito pssssnger dapAclment.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29

first Is, the entire Issue outstanding.
payable on May at i02is. or the total
amount Of bonds called IN May. s2.244,-
500 constitutes the amount outstanding
and 81 2.6s6450 are for a portion Of the
Issue 10 satisfy sinking fund require
ments.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
SUTRO&KIMBLEY
Members Ne~ York Stock Exchange
&c Broadway
New York
Phone Boirling Green 1880
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
GENERAL ELEcTRIC COMPANY

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
meeting OF the Stockholders of the General
Electric Company win he held al the Com
rany's office, la Schenectady. y. y. on
Tuesday, May 10. 1921. al l. o'clock noon.
for the following purposes:
To elect fourteen Directors Tor the ensuing
seAr
To vote upon a proposition 10 increase the
authorized capital from the present amount
Of SITS. 900 600 TO the amount of Sis5. 900 900.
. To vote upon the question of amending the
bylaws TO increase the number OF Directors
from fourteen 10 fifteen.
To transact such other business may
properly come before the meeting.
The transfer books OF the Company. closed
ut the close OF business hours on April 8.
1921. viii remain closed untf Wednesday,
May IL, 1921.
by order OF the Board OF Directors
~. e w. RICE, Jr., President
M f MISSIONER. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Trading Price Unit Changed.

The governors OF the New York stock
Exchange here determined that, begin
ming yesterday bids and offers may be
made III United Kingdom bonds OF 1921
and 1922 and city Of Paris 6s al l-16 OF
per cent. OF their par value.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
cau st.oso,o5o nond- 81 WAY.

Bonds osiied FOR payment uoSt month
in advan,e of maturity total si9t0.q50
conlrariei with Ss.7as 200 " April and
St3.il2.ann u May. 1920 Nearly al n
tie bnnda are called AZ premiums rang
ina from iui to lie. The lorges' item
# thc United states steel sinking fund
s. n 1868 amounting TO S2.Oa1.0 .0o0 md
payable at 10 The bort Motor Car
Company has called the ~, 5o0 600 OF -
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
SUGAR STOCKS.

FROZEN-Chickens, brothers. 30d4sc: frycrs.
cOd3Sc.. roasters, 35d45c.; fowls, a5T3ac
old cocks, 1S021c.: capons, Bon 6oc. turkeys.
46a8oc.: ducks. Western. 30d4oc. geese.
Western. 25I35c.
POULTRY. LIyE-Fowls. freight. aIa32c
express. 2Std34c; broilers. freight, 6odsoc.
express. 40I60c old roosters, freight tSn
i4c.; turkeys. freight, 35c. ducks. freight.
2tq2ic: express, 22n27c.. Muscovey. isc..
geese. freight, ttdisc.. express. i5n90c.,
pigeons. pair, 80c.: guineas pair, 81 rab-
bits express, lb, 2S430c
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
CABLES.

ilio unchanged 10 20 reis lower. Dollar
rate 20 lower at 1900 Exchange I'D higher
at s3ssd Receipts. IL. 900 bags. and stock.
$50 900 bags. Santos futures unchanged at
- reis lower. Receipts. %. 900 bags, and
stock. ASA 900 bags. Receipts AZ ports. 90
600 bags, against $4,000 last year and 3f,Oo0
two years ago. Sac paulo had $1,000.
against 1000 and 2s, 900. and .Jundahy o.
600. against 1000 and 1900 bags. respec-
ftyplv
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE o..

< NOTICE OF
- DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice 81 hereby given that Partnership
heretofore existing between s. Hurok and
etrok. known the "Hurok Strok Musical
Bureau" Is dissolved from March "a. 1921.
a. STROK
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Abs
Norway tsov g.

&kEot .tA 49,
receipts
2. .psl2
L.. .a5
City OF Chris
tIania So
4 96os
o. 96i2
Swedish Gov Al
81 s23s
-
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PRESSED STEEI. CAR COMpANY

ThErSED STEEL YAK toMfANl
New York. April 2Tth, 1921
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 50
A quarterly dividend OF One Dollar. Seven
tyfve cents Cs1.T5) per share will be paid
June lst. 1921. to Preferred Stockholders OF
record at the close OF business May ilth.
1921.
t COMMON DIVIDEND NO a.
quarterly dividend OF Two Dollars
es2.oo) per share viii be paid June sth. 1921.
fo Common Stockholders Of record Al the
close OF business May fsth. 1921
H T. SwARTZ Treasurer
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
MERRITT OIL CORPORATION
DIVIDEND No. :


h Quarterly Dividend No. Of 2isee. being
twenty-five cents (25c) per share has been
declared. payable May IS, 1921. to stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
April 30 1921
I. The transfer books do not close.
~ r.. q. TRULY.
Drrusr. Colorado. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Hud q Man ad
III Central sk

30
lnterb Il 4 I'd
Be 1868
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
Debated
Utilities

With operating costs
declining while the
charge for services
remains fixed. public
Il ( il i t i e S become
stronger as deflation
proceeds.
Constructive action by
public service commits
sions h a S further
strengthened the in
vestment position of
this type of securities.
We have selected six
bonds which we rec
ommend.
Information on request.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
TOBACCO STOCKS.
COFFEE.

The range OF prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-21
Critcher Theater Tonight

Reputation" with Priscilla Dean
as the star drew a capacity audience
at tho Critcher theater. on Northern
avenue. last evening. Tho story deals
with n dual role. II shows first n
little orphan asylum girl who becomes
an actress and impcrsonates her own
mother, by whom she was deserted In
infancy. and who ls SO dissipated that
she cannot fulfill her New York en-
gagement.
Sensationally dramatic scenes in
London's Limchousc district. glimpscs
Of Bachanalian parties in fashionable
London apartment houses studies of
the slums in both Now York and Lon
don and refreshing vicws of small
town life with a pleasing comedy re-
lief. tend to emphasize the dramatic
force OF the story and give 1t an inter-
estinG change of locale. The play will
be repeated this evening.
The Century comedy "A Dollars
Worth is a great fun-makcr. and the
Fox News shows interesting pictures
at the Critchcr tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-21

Nothing is impossible in moving pic
lures.
This fact was well demonstrated dur
ing the filming OF THE Rowdy.' the
Universal feature starring Gladys Wal
ton. which is now being shown at tile
Majestic Theater. The story called for
"a fishing village with u fleet of fishing
boats in fun operation. on invcstiga-
ton it was found that the fishing sea-
son was over and that the boats had
been put in dry dock for a period Of
weeks.
However. tho masters OF the fleets
were called in consultation and In a
short time the little vessels were head
ing out to sea. Nets and tackle OF al!
kinds were put in readiness and the
gallant crews called from their vac1-
tions wcrc given an unexpected com
mission. AS 1t happened the h1uls were
better than oftentimes during the reEu-
lar seasons and the men seemed to
thoroughly enjoy their experience be-
fore the camera.
with the Pacific and Catalina island
as u background THE Rowdy" presents
n smashing drama that grips the heart
and gives a new and distinct insight
into tho various types and the many
incidents of west coast fishing Wiz
lnEe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-21
Orchestra Returns

Deli's Jazz orchestra OF six mueicta rs
which has been on n concert tour thru
New Mexico and even to Old Mexico
for tho past five or six months, has
returned home reporting satisfying suc-
cess during tho trip. Musical Director
Thomas a. Christian has secured the
orchestra to play at the steel works
~. Community sing in the theater
of the building next Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Christian stated yesterday that
he has started the reorganization OF
tho "Y's' male chorus, which was so
popular a year ago. and he extends an
invitation to all who were members
of the former Pueblo male chorus to
Join this new organization. which the
live-wire song leader expects to tring
up to the high standard Of the former
chorus. The first meeting for member
ship will be held in the steel works
"Y'' this evening.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-21
Clyne Theater Tonight

Eugene o'Brien will be the star at
the Clyne theater this evening. his
play being Worlds Apart. Mr.
O'Brien plays tho part of Hugh Led
yard, a scion of an old. illustrious
family. who is Tilted by the girl of
his choice because of her desire for
moro money. His dreams shattered,
and bitter against all mankind. he
marries a girl whom he has met thru
his intervening when she attempts
suicide. They 1.-Two together for ap-
pearance sake. he never knowing
anything of her past until a guest at
their home. a rough. uncouth indivi-
dual, for whom Hugh has been turn
cd down by his former sweetheart. is
killed. servant accused of tho
crime, turns out to be his wifo's
father.
Tho manner In. which the mystery
is solved is an entirely original one.
and the injection OF an Oriental nt-
mosphcre into the story adds greatly
to its interest
There will also be n high Glars
Hank Mann comedy. The Nickel
Chaser" at the Clync theatcr tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-21
Popular Film Star
In Emotional Role

Mabel Julienno Scott, ono of tho
screens most popular young emo
tional stars. will be seen at the
Majestic theater on October 1924 in
mo Woman Knows" the widely dis
cussed Universal-Jewel film version
of Edna Ferbcr's magazine MASTER
piece. Fanny Herself"
No Woman Knows" was produced
at Universal City and on the actual
locale of the original story. under the
direction of Tod Browning. Into II
he put the same dramatic fire that
distinguished The Virgin of Stam
boul'' and "Outside the Law" He has
presented. however. the delicate heart
touches. the flashing strokes of humor
and the deep pathos OF Miss Ferber's
work.
Miss Scott is admirably suited for
the part and playEoers who liked her
in Behold My wife" and THE Sea
Wolf" will find her Interpretation of
Fanny n dramatic gem.
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