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soBRE LA RECONSTRUCTION DEL
TEATRO

III domingo por In tarde Sc celebr6
una reunion en- el Hotel Malatrassi,
para tratar acerca de la reconstruction
y ampliaci6n del Teatro Municipal de
San Juan.
A este prOp6sito Sc nombr6 una direc-
tiva compuesta de los senores Geo. vi
Hard, Presidente. Ignacio Pehagarfca-
no Y Jose Perez Losada, Vice-presi-
denies. Enrique Gatell, secretariO, Y
vocales los. sefores W. Korber, Pedro
de Audrey, Federico Rubert, Ramon
Carbia, Miguel Such, Luis Dfaz Cane
ia, Alexandra Bozzo, Ulises Loubriel
y Rafael Cabrera.
Para el cargo de Tesorero que falta-
ba pOr cubrir fue nombrado el sehor
Antonio Caubet.
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coRrE MUNICIPAL

Leonardo Sanchez fue acusado ante
Ia Corte de acometimientO aggression
grave. Segdn dietamen expedido en- Ia
Sala de Socorros de San Juan, Sanchez
hiri6 a su eontrincante con una cuchi-
Ia en- la region dOrsal media del lado
izquierdo. Ademas presentaba el agre-
dido una herida ineisa de siete cent?
metros en- el eostado izquierdO, otra
penetrante en- ell tercio medic del ante
brazo izquierdO, Otra en- el tereio me
dip de Ia pierna izquierda.
ise lie declare absuelto por insufcien.
Ga de Ia prueba.
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HERIDOS EN- LAS GALES DE LA HABANA
EN- VI0IENTA COLLISION CON LOS HUELGUISTAS I
Sc TEMEN GRAVES AcoNTEcIMIENTos.

HA9ANA, mario 1o.-E comte eIegdo por patronos
los oberos haba resentado soc6n favorable para
Ia huega debdo la actd de agynos que
ognaFon proestas escandaos tuuto la poicia v6se ob
gada intervenr.
Con tai motive prod1jose collision las caes que pudo
mas sangrenta.
la poca despues de los avsos de ordenanza zo fuego
sobre una parte de la muttud.
hay agunos heridos numerosos Iesonados.
La huega Sc ha vuelto reanudar
serio, pues los animos estan irritadismos.
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IIORRlBI q INCENDlO m HRASu
UNAS ocHENIA PERSONALS oUEMADAS Viva

RIO JANElRO to-En los afandes muees santos
tEstado de Sac Pauo) eta6 sspant8sa
confagraci6n
Muchos miles de q,ntales de cafe han sido por
las amas que destrtYeron q HABITS
90 personals que puderon salvar.
Las p6rdidas materiaes albanian S5OO0OOO.
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Cablegramas de "El Mundo "
ode NUEsTRos coRREsPoNsAIEs EsPEcIAIEs)
POR CABLE INCLES
LOS NORTEAMERICANOS LOS INGLESES
DECIDIDOS A AYUDAR A ALEMANIA
LLOYD GEORGE oUIERE IMPEDIR LA BANcARRoTA

LLOYD GEORGE QUIERE lMPEDlR LA BANcARROTA
PARIS, mario 1o-Ha esnpezado rehida lucha las
conferencas de Paz orece obsacos las negocacone
Epresdente Wilson paridaro que ayude todo 10
possible Aemana fin de pueda reanudar conerco de-
senVoe negocios pueda pagar las cuantosas in
defnnizacones que lie exgen
El primer Mntro nges Lloyd George ha puesto al ado
de Wilson, osrandose tanbien partdaro de facten
edos Aemania para saIr de la que
81 no Sc la ayuda pronto ha de hundrse.
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POLONIA Sc MUERE DE HAMBRE.


PoSEN, (PoLoNIA Ex-ALEMANA) mario 1o--El gran pa-
nista composto gnacio Padeewsky presdente
Rep1blca de Polona ha digdo las nacones
Aiadas para reeden ell hambre que sufre aque paS
Isl los Aados responder segtda, los cannpos de
Poona solo haba cadaveres ha dcho Paderewsy
lanamento
Los cuadros horribes toda la nacion.
Las rnadres matan a hiios para verIos padecer
T6nese que surja la revoIuci6n.
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DAnro sUAhnz

Ia estado varios dias en- San Juan,
en- gesti6n de asuntos relaeionados con
su cargo ell iefe de Ia Detective de
Ponce, DariO Suarez. Anoehe parti6 en-
el tren con destino a Ponce.
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LAS HUEIdAS CONTINuAN
TODA LA MACON IN FERMENTo REvOlUCiOhAnlO

BERLIN MARIO ioLas huegas sgn prodleieudo itHpul.
os en- los tona pare "a pocia. toda AIenan,s
la revoucion juco de odos haIla eatado atants
por 10 existe 81 grave de que puuto
otro. fuerza horrible
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EN- ESPASA TAMPOcO HAY WHERE'S
NOTICIAS DESAI ENTaDCpAg

MADRID 1o-El cobieruo espaHol IA dselarado s
los conctos que se Ia Peninsula erorrne eafea
de las subsistencias. que aleanzan peci0s abuosos
En- Cordoba han sdo todos los estabcsnos a.
mercancias.
Solo estan abiertOs los estancOs las fauuseiss.
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Mas CabLegrGmaS
nE HuEaTRoa coEREsFoEaAiEa EarrcAtFsI
81 AcORDO AUyHIAR 4. .MrNANA
POR CABLE INCtEs.

PARIS. fo.-Las naciones Aiadas han deeddo
mit almentos Alemaria ,ie pueda
recollection de cosecha
Aemana envara barcos marinos pars qia egisu
pidez los que necesta.
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Los TURCOS LOGRAN CONSTITUTE GOBIERNO
UN NUEVo AMIGO DE lMoLATERRA

coNSlGUE UNR LAS oPINIoNES
CONSTANTlNOPLA mario 1o-Tras graves obstacuos que
amenazaban proover guerra civil constudo ell gobe
no de Turquia.
Al ente de e ha sido puesto Baa amigo las
clones Aliadas, y, especamente de lnglaterra.
Los "J6venes tucos" sin embargo preston para
rribare
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AMERTCANOS Y AUSTRALIANS Sc ATACAN
REPATRIATION URcENTIsIMA

REPATRIATION URCENTlSMA DE LAS TRoPAS
LoNDRES, mario 1o.-En motn que intervineron
ttopas norteamercanas australians resutaron cua
tro heFidos.
Cobenc inges ecomienda rapda repatriation de las
refedas opas dado que dspuesos
Voverse a acometer.
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DOScIENTOS ANAROUISTAS DETENDOS
IN "a ESTADO DI CONNECTICUT 4
LOS BoLSHEVlKISTAS" DE IA = W. W" HAN HrcIgO
nrRA

WASHINGTON. to--Las autoridadea astkn nd,ana.
das habere presentado pegfo roo
pGbIica.
pesar del tremendo gope que srsron Seattle d1nds
teron apIastados energa del cobenadoF olshs
han veto aparecer pobacouss Estado ~ Cor
necticut.
Hasta de,endos 200 anarqslas por a. io
ridades. que sgen dando houres -
tea el puha.
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FRANCIA OUIERE QUE SU ETERNA RIVAL
NOLEVANTE CABEZA.
LUCIA A BRAzo PARTIDo.

PARIS, 1o-Los pIenpotenciaro franceses cenen-
ceau Pchon Tadeu Sc han gran energa ente
Wilson Lloyd George negandose obsnadamente que ayud
Alemania.
Lloyd George esta contnua communication por tegraa
sin hos transporte GEORGE WASHINGTON para
al presidents. de Norte-Arasrica. fss s8Af
La capaha de oposicion que hacen los
que han consegido nu sobre los taanos
ngos va taben de que empee toerancia expeo
del KAISER
dcusones perodo tan dfici que solo
tenen espeanzas de aego pesdente Wilson, pues
Representatives. de la Rep1bca francesa anan cue pro-
nunciadosla Ultima palabra la question.
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IN PREvISION DEL IIANBRT

WASHINGTON mario t0--Ei Administrator ds Su8sisfsn
cas ha decaradO todo 81 undo obgaen estabcs
la mas grande economic 81 pals dado qs
esta produciendo aIarna en- todas las nacionss
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bres de Jos arstas que toaran pas isp0fsda
de Opera, ha habido uertes protestas
mIonaros de N onta Avenda qenes esfan uy dsgsados
por Ia seIecoi6n qlie casagfa director 81 e
tropoitan Opera House".
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m. DIVORCIO - AMI SOCIN

KOWH maflo IUtI Congfeso &C taIia. pesaf " y Ue
menda obstruction de los nuevos sias IA fechafado Il
clio nnensa ayoria de voto iudandose
los cmentos De "a soeiedad agreiada pof Boshavo
y el hanbre
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RUIDOSlSIMAS PROIESIAS CONIRA HAII CAS-

Y ell hanbTe.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-21
BUY fine ranch
IN THE TOIYABE

W. J. Douglass, Ownie Dougherty
and John Nay left this afternoon for
their ranch holdings at Willow Creek
in the Toiyabe range, where they
have planned great improvements
looking to an extension of the arabic
area These gentlemen have kept a
tractor going through the ploughing
season breaking ground and inCreas-
ing their planting Of alfalfa and GER
eals with the result that they will
have one of the largest farms under
intensive cultivation to be found in
Nye county.
Ownie Dougherty has bought on
his own account the F. l.. Kelsey
ranch and 200 head of stock The
ranch is situated on Willow Creek.
The syndicate interested in the fore
going property plans to build a stor-
age reservoir at the lower end Of
Willow Creek is in a quartz bound
basin where there is ample material
for building the dam giving a capa.
city for irrigating several hundred
acres. The reservoir will be rs feet
in diameter. Where the dam will be
constructed an immense quartz ledge
passes through the creek gulch, max
ing a natural foundation and side
walls for the dam, This dam will
create a body Of water one quarter
of a mile long, one-eighth of mile
wide, with an average depth of eight
feet of water.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-21
HIGHGRADE MINE
CHANGES HANDS

What is known as the Benehelen
mime operated by the Tonopah Ka-
wich company was transferred today
to q corporation known as the Pacific
stare Mining and Milling company.
The sale was effected with W. H.
Hopga,. former lieutenant governor
of Colorado and one of the best
known mining authorities in the Cen
tennial state. The owners of the
property We're T T. Cornforth and
] b. Wainwrtght The company
owned 100 acres and ranks as the
paren, company of the district opera
tions having been conducted for the
past twelve years. The old company
is credited with taking out $4,000
last year and is steadily shipping
high grade every day that runs 800
at the mill The new owners pro
pose building a mill that will take
care of the entire production and
thus eliminate the costly haul to To
nOpah
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PRESIDENT
Of IRISH
REPUBLIC
~ Associated Press

l'ts EARNbtAANSU EFeAhl
NEW YORK, June 2l.-It is an
nounced here that Professor Edward
de Valera, president OF the Irish Sim
Fein republic, has landed in America
and will be in New York Sunday.
De Valera left the British Isles
sixteen days ago, according to Harry
J. BOland, his secretary. He is now
in seclusion in America. His mission
to America is made in the hope Of
obtaining official recognition of the
Irish republic by the United States
Boland said de Valera will come out
of retirement Monday afternoon when
he will talk to newspaper men, and
disclose how he succeeded in escap
ing from the British isles without re.
ceiving passports to this country
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Cannot
ACCEPT PEACE

80 h-FeA9l
BERLIN, June 21.-The report that
Matthias Erzberger sent a note to
Premier Clemenceau asking whether
the allies will agree to the immedi-
ate admission Of Germany to the
league of nations, limitation of Ger
manys indemnity to 100000, ,O00 900
cold marks and renounce their efforts
to have Emperor William surrend-
cred. The inference seems clear that
Germany will sign the treaty if these
concessions are made, although the
note doesn't say so After futile con.
ferences between various party fac
Ions the government declared To-
night that it was unable to pick a
new cabinet and decided to postpone
the effort for forty-eight hours
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WASHINGTON, June 2l.--It is au-
thoritatiyely stated that the Ameri-
can-MeXican policy has changed from
"watchful waiting" to "watchful pre-
paredness" as a result of recent de-
yolOpments on the border, the war
department has perfected plans to
throw a strong punitive expedition
across the Rio Grande the moment #
learns of any Villa reprisal for the
Juarez incident or, in cast of other
indicating a crisis Mill.
t2ry observers are disinclined to be
lieve that Villa has abandoned his
in the north They are not
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COMMITTEE VOTES FOR
NO WINE OR BEER
NV Assoclated Pre.sl

WASHINGTON June 21-The house
judiciary committee defeated by 70 to
3 the proposed amendment to the
prohibition enforcement bill to au-
thorize the president TO repeal war
time prohibition so far as il affect
Ell wine and beer
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-21
KING EMMANUEL TAKES
HAND WITH CABINET
lHy Associated Peesal

ROME, June 21-King Emanuel has
requested Francisco Nitti, former min
lister Of the treasury, to form a cabi-
net, Giornale DItalia announces semi
that it is said the former
premier, Tittoni, will be the foreign
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-21
B0LSHEVIKl FLYING
BEFORE THE NATIONALS

EKATERiNODAR South Russia,
(Tuesday0, June 21.-The forces of
general Dedikine, non Bolsheviki
leader are advancing rapidly toward
the Volga, pursuing the demoralized
Soviet troops, Denikines forces are
within 20 miles Of Tzaritzin on the
Volga 1t is reported that $4,000
panic-stricken Bolsheviki are flee
ing toward the river from the river
Don region Leaving rolling stock be-
hind.
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mo SERVICE IN
THE SAN JOAQUIN


FRESNO, June 21.-The public has
virtually abandoned the use of the
telephone following the strike of op-
orators. A limited service is being
given physicians, newspapers, police
fire departments and undertakers
Union leaders claimed all operators
in the San Joaquin valley from Mer-
ced to Bakersfield will be out by
tomorrow.
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STEAMER Ashore
ON EAST COAST

~ N-surlptsd rreSs
NEW BEDFORD, June 21.-The
steamer Northland of the Eastern
Steamship Line, is aground on West
Island ten miles from Buzzard's Bay.
A message said that all of the $50
Passengers had been removed safely
by tugs and small boats. Damage to
the steamer is confined to the outer
hull
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WILL VOTE ON LEAGUE
llr As.ncInteH Pre..h

WASHINGTON, June 21-The
league of nations opponents in the
senate will make an effort Monday
to obtain a test vote on the Knox
resolution opposing acceptance of the
league and covenant intertwined with
the peace terms
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WOMAN NATIONAL
TENNIS CHAMPION


INV NasUWtRFed FrFahI =. ~
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-MTs.
George Geightman won the woman's
national lawn tennis championship
She defeated Miss Marion zinderstein
in straight sets. Mrs. Weightman was
formerly Hazel Hotchkiss Of Berke-
hnrHnr
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BEST EQUIPPED
ARMY IN WORLD
my AssocInteh rre.sh

WASHINGTON, June 2L-Army Of
ficers said that the 225,O00 Ameri-
cans now preparing to advance into
Germany are probably the best
equipped force ever assembled They
could operate as an entity separate
from the home base for a year or
more
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-21
SAM GOMPERS
Chosen AGAIN
lRy A.socIated PreasI

ATLANTIC CITY, June 2l.-Samuel
Gompers was reelected president of
the American Federation of Labor. In
a speech Gompers said the selection
was the American laborers answer to
his traducers and opponents. A small
number of so-called radical leaders
remained seated when the delegates
rose and cheered Gompers.
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WARSHIPS NOT
CARRY TROOPS


WASHINGTON. June 21.-Battle-
.hips and cruisers transporting Amer
can soldiers from France will be
withdrawn from service July Is,
Those now in Atlantic ports Will not
.rturn to France, but those overseas
~ en- route will complete the pres
Drt trips
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TROOPSHIPS TO
DEPORT |. v. v.

~, associated Preaa
NEW YORK, June 21.-lnformation
mas been obtained that the govern
ment Is considering wholesale depor-
ations Of Bolsheviki, anarchists and
other radicals from what is consid-
cred an authoritative federal source.
ne delayed plan contemplates using
returning troopships to take alien agi,
.aloH back to their native lands.
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Punitive Expedition Ordered To Gross The Mexican Border
FAILS TO FORM
A new CABINET

nv Ass"cintrd rrr-s'
PARIS. June 21-President Ebert
today requested Mueller, the majority
Socialist. TO form a new cabinet, but
Mueller failed to succeed and Dr. Ed
arr1 a. i'd, former president of the
nauonm assembly has been asked to
assume the task
WElNAR. FRIDAY, June 20-lt ap-
pears that David will be successor to
both Premier Scheidemann and For
eign Minister Won Brockdorff- Rantzau.
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col nGNE REsIEGEp

COBLENZ, June 21.-A state OF
siege has been declared in Munster
district northeast of Cologne, because
of Spartacan disturbances.
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CANNOT PROTECT MoRMoNs


NV Associated Presab - r,..,
JUAREZ, June 21.-The Carranza
of the northwestern mill
tarv zone has warned Americans to
leave the Mormon district in western
Chihuahua
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MUST KEEP OFF BORDER
Inv A..oclatea Preasl

NV Associated Pressl
Ell PASO, June 21.-Villa has in
structed his men not to attack small
towns or settlements on the Mexican
horder
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Phone WORKERS
JOIN STRIKERS


nv associated PreaH
SACRAMENTO, June 21,--A mum.
Der OF Sacramento operators Joined
lae telephone workers strike today
Inc company claimed a majority of
'ue force still is working and asserted
'ue service is normal Union leaders
y'almed that $50 of the 200 operators
"''e joined the union and agreed to
strike
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LoS ANGELES, June 21.-Both
sues Of the telephone strike today
r'"lmed ', they are gaining strength.
'"ir service is given down town,
anu none at all in the residence dis
trict
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= = = Q o . . .
'OoAN AND A YEAR AGO

oHlcial readings of the ther- .
. mometer by the United States .
' observer at Tonopah: .
Evening star., 1919-05-02
NOCKS CLOSE STRONG;
nm
MARKET BROAD, ACTIVE

NEW YORK. May 2.-An advance of
Is points in Texas Pacific Land Trust
+. certificates to 451 was the spectacu-
Jar feature OF moderately strong
stock market in the first half hour Of
1 today's trading.
| General Cigars was another proni-
4 Sent issue. adding points to yes
serday's gain of the same extent
Advances of l to points marked
she course of shippings. oils. motors
equipments. feathers. food and chem
3cal shares.
I Investment and secondary. rails were
tSractionally higher. but United States
Steel recorded only a slight change.
Some High Prices Scored.
On sales of odd lots Texas Pacific
Hand Trust subsequently, rose to 500
The market broadened on the
greater activity of the morning. low
priced rails figuring more extensively
Than at any time in the current move
3nent e gains OF ! to points
Highest prices for several years. and
I'm some instances for a longer period
were made by many of these issues,
while in other quarters notably At
1antic Gulf. absolute maximums were
recorded
Oils and numerous peace fndusrrials
were ] 10 3 points over yesterdays
ynaI quotations.
United States Steel hung back, but
rose over a point from its low at mid
hay.
NEW YORK. May Forenoon
prices of liberty bonds today were:
fIs. 9s.72: first As, $3.50; second 4s,
.i.02: first AS. $3.50: second AIS,
ttlS: third AIS. 95.3s: fourth AIS.
S42s
The afternoon trading was marked by
- frequent rallies, many stocks making
fractional gains during the closing hour.
Evening star., 1919-05-02
ANSWER is FILED BY
REALTY CORPORATION
Transfer of Southern Building Is
Sought by Insurance Com
pany Receivers.

The Southern Realty Corporation.
which holds title to the Southern
building, at 18th and H streets north
west, today filed answer to the suit
of the receivers of the First National
Fire Insurance Company to set aside
the transfer of the building from the
insurance company. The realty COM
pany by it's president. Robert j.
Wynne. a former Postmaster General.
asserts that its formation and func-
tions have been legal and valid.
1T is asserted that the transfer of the
building was made at the suggestion
of the insurance commissioner. and
met with the approval Of the stock
holders of the insurance company.
The present action of the receivers is
taken, 1t is stated. without direction
Of the stockholders of the insurance
company. and that the defendant COM
pany Is in receipt of protests against
the action from a majority of the
stockholders.
Evening star., 1919-05-02
STILSON HUTCHINS' WILL
is ORDERED TO PROBATE
Lee Hutchins. One of Heirs and an
Executor, Notes Appeal From
Courts Action.

Justice Bailey of the District Su-
preme Court today signed an order
admitting to probate the will of Still
son Hutchins, over which contest
has been waged in the courts since
the death of the millionaire seven
years ago. The order directs the issu-
ance of letters testamentary to the
sons. Walter s. Hutchins and Lee
Hutchins, and Charles l.. Frailey, the
executors named in the will, on the
filing of a bond of $4,000 The estate
is valued at $4,O00,O00.
Although named as an executor un-
der the order of court. Lee Hutchins.
the younger son, who started the con-
test. noted an appeal from the order
admitting the will to probate. Lee
Hutchins was required to give su-
persedeas bond of $4,000 to stay the
order admitting the will until he has
exhausted his rights on appeal.
Counsel for the elder son. Walter 8.
Hutchins. noted an exception to the
action of the court in refusing to
oust Lee Hutchins from the executor
ship.
Evening star., 1919-05-02
BATTLESHIP OREGON MAY
BE GIVEN TO STATE

Shortage of men is about to cause
the Navy Department to place the
famous battleship Oregon out of com
mission. Acing Secretary Roosevelt
said today that II the state of Oregon
desired, the government probably
would turn the ship over to 1t to
be maintained for historical purposes
without expense to the Navy.
BEFORE delivering the vessel the
department would have her stripped
of all material valuable to the Navy:
Mr.. Roosevelt explained that the hull
could not be sold for any considera- :
BILE amount of money. and that the
department did not desire to scrap
the ship for sentimental and historical
reasons.
Evening star., 1919-05-02
JOB AID ON TRANSPORTS.

Full information in regard to op-
portunities which exist in govern
ment service for returning soldiers is
to be kept on all transports by the
Civil Service Commission.
This plan has been worked out at q
conference between an. official of the
commission and Col. Arthur Woods.
who is representing the War Depart
ment in procuring jobs for soldiers.
The plan, the civil service authori-
ties believe, will enable the men to
decide on the trip homo what posi-
tions they would like to try for rs
soon as they are mustered out.
Evening star., 1919-05-02
DAIRY AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Butter-Lower;
creamery. 61a57h.
Eggs Unsettled; receipts, 23,s10
cases. Firsts, 41a43h: ordinary
hrsts, 40a41; at mark, cases included,
42a48; storage packed, firsts. 44a44N !;
extras. AN.
Poultry. alive-Unchanged.
NEW YORK. May 2.-Butter-weak:
receipts. 11.073 tubs: creamery higher
than extras. 5sha a6O; extra (s2 score),
6Sha59 firsts. 57a5S: packing stock,
current make, No. 2, 43.
Eggs-Irregular: receipts, 40,7s6
cases: fresh gathered. extras. 47h
fresh gathered northern section
flrsts, 44ha46: do, southern, 43ha45;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby west
ern hennery. white. fine to fancy, 52a
So; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery. white. ordinary to prime. Ala
81. do, brown, 48a49; do, gathered,
brown and mixed colors, 44a471a.
Cheese-Firm; receipts. 1870 boxes;
state whole milk fats. current make,
specials. 32a32h; do. average run.
a1Na32.