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Evening journal., 1920-04-06
WALTER HAMPDEN IN
SIIAItESpERIAN REPERTOIRE

When W9lier Hampden comes TO the
Playhouse. on Tuesday and Wedn5s-
day. April i3 and "A, this city will have
It's first view OF the wonderful young
American actor who has succeeded In
establishing himself-almost overnight
--as one Of the men to so down In
theatrical history with Booth, Irving,
Fechter and the other great ones OF
the sock and buskln. Mr.. Hampden
will present Hamlet" on Tuesday even
ing and at both performances on We'd
nesday Will give Romeo and Juliet"
We shall thus see the two oharacteri-
cations which. more than any others,
have served. to place Mr.. Hampden
upon the topmOst pinnacle OF current
fame. He viii have his original COM
pany ar thirty distinguished players
and a magnificent scenic and costume
equipment. This will be one OF the
really great events Of many years.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
NEcRo's MOODS A PUZZLE

CHESTER, Pa. April 6.-Robert Spcnp
Ger. a nHgro. arrested for trying TO
shoot up the Ninth ward, Is believed
to be- a modern Jekyll and Hyde and
is a puzzle 10 the police and city ply
siclan. Spencer Is declared by the po-
lice to be a raving maniac at times
and afer while becomes as calm
and doclle as a kitten.
When apprehended he was racing
through Central avenue with a revol-
yer firing unfortunately and terror
ling fhe neighborhod. In a cell at
the police station he gave every ap-
pearance OF wild man. but DR.. NJ. A.
Neufeld. city physician. after an ex-
animation, was unable TO find any
trace OF insanity. Spencer talked nat
urally and was apparently normal. but
a short time after the physician left
he began TO rave again, said he wanted
TO shoot up the Town and could be
heard for a square. Unless found In
sane, he win be tried on the charge
OF carrying deadly weapons.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
GREATEST OF ALL
BLOOD PURIFIERS
In the Spring Everybody Needs
Evans Triple Phosphates to
Restore Energy, Appetite
and Ambition.

Nervous. rundown men and women
whose strength has been sapped by
confinement 10 home, store or Office dur
Ing the winter months or by an attack
Of influenza. Grippe or other wasting
sickness. aud who feel ths need OF more
strength, better assimilation and a quick
AM effective tOning up OF the nerves.
VII hnd nothing 20 compare with Evans
Triple Phosphates. It's really won lerful
whni this famous tonic viii do for frail.
rundown people who have no app. tite or
ambition.
II you want to see the glow OF healthy
blood In your cheeks, have bright eyes
and be full ot energy and ambition, let
your Eight for better health begin now
All good pharmacists dispense Evans
Triple Ph0sphates in the original bottle,
on the money back n dissatisfied plan.
You aIe suts TO get IL at n, II, Dan
forths. Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
MRS. WI. BUTLER
DIES ON STEAMER
lContInued from FIrst Pase.l

ANNAA lAArN MAEaN
plies between California and the Orl-
ent. The ship was scheduled 70 dock
at Honolulu on April 3.
Mrs. Butler. before her marriage, was
Miss Elizabeth Gillespie. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gillespie. OF No.
100 Washington street. Both parents
Of Mrs. Butler are deceased. She Is
survived only by her husband and a
sister. Mrs. Philip Ely Robinson, OF
Princeton. N. J.
Mrs. Butler had a large circle OF
friends In this city and elsewhere. She
was a membsr OF the New Century
Club and OF Grace NJ. e. Church. Dur
ing the war period she took an ac-
tive part in all Red Cross work, and
especially was interested in the can
teen department. serving as a captain
OF one OF the day committees. Mrs
Butler was a woman OF much executive
ability. II will be remembered that
when "Pershing's own" went through
this city and 1000 men were 70 be
cared for. Mrs. Butler was In charge
Of one OF the groups OF canteen work
ers and save valuable service.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
DANGEROUS HOURS

Speaking in clear and forceful man
ner the lesson OF out and out American
ism, Dangerous Hours" yesterday KEEP,
the audience at the Queen Theatre
keyed with excitement for anNhour or
so when 10 made the first appearance
OF Us three-day engagement.
The terror and the dangers OF Boil
shevism have furnished the celebrated
Thomas II. lRce the theme for his pro-
duciion and he with the personality OF
a truly understanding man and a great
producer OF screen work has handled
The conditions with absolute and truth
ful skill not shading the one and
throwing The limellght on the other.
but treating all with honesty and
straightf0rwardness.
His chief character. that OF John
King IS visionary idealist who thinks
that mankind needs his time and en-
tire attention FOR their betterment and
in his blindness he Is used as a tool In
the hands Of the Reds and radicals.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
MARRIAGES. AT AsBURY.

The following marriages have ~
Gently been performed by Rev. George
White Dawson. pastor OF Asbury M. e.
Church. at the parsonage:
March &c. Antonio stiniteno and
Ethel Carmsn. No. i0o East Second
street. this city; March 20. Claude s.
Yerkes. townsville, Pa, and Helen x.
Yerkes, Philadelphia; Ford Harold
Morton and Louise Mildred Brady. No.
s28 North Thlrty-seconc street, Phila-
delphla; March, 27. Hugo Hall Wamp
and Sophia Ray Hendricks. No. 1877
Hope street. Philadelphia; March 70 !;
Joseph n. Znk and Emma G. Steven
son. ia Forsythe street Atlanta, Ga; !;
March 30, Jacob A. Hauser, OF No. ASH
woodlawn avenue. Philadelphia and
Elizabeth NJ. Powell. No. 637 North
Mardoe street, Philadelphia; April 1.
Frank c. Brown. 909 Shipley street.
this city and Emma Dennison OF Phil
adelphla; Harry L. Fischer, No. SIT
West Third street. and Grace l.. Culver,
No. COO West Eighth street. this city.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06

II your hair is getting thin or you are
troubled with dandruf OF itching scalp.
use Partisan sage daily for a week and
you will surely be surprised 10 see how
quickly II checks falling hair and re-
moves every sign OF dandrun and Itch
Ing scalp
Before going 70 bed rub little Pa
risian sage into my scalp" says a
woman whose luxurious soft and nuny
hair Is greatly admired. This keeps my
hair from being dry, faded or scraggly.
helps Il 60 retain its natural color ani
beauty and makes II easy 10 dress at
tractiveiy.'
Beautiful. soft, glossy. healthy hair.
and lots OF Il. II a simple matter for
those who use Partisan sage. This harm
less, inexpensive, delicately perfumed.
aud non greasy invigorator, is sold by
y. II. Danforth and at all good drug and
toilet counters BE sure you get the
genuine Parislan sage tGirouxs) ns. that
has the money-back guarantee printed
on every package
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
NEW CASTLE A. c. ORGANIZED.

The New Castle baseball team has re-
organized and is ready to meet any
teams In or out OF the city between the
age OF i6 and 20 years. Some OF the
players under contract are Kern. White.
Proud. McKnitt, Riley. Dougherty, Ryan.
Fay, Walls. r. Hartnett and r. Hart
nett. Communications should be sent
10 Raymond Hartnett. Wilmington. Del.
II. Z. d.. No. 2
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
VERNON TO PLAY nALi..

Google" Vernon Will bs back In The
harness again this season, Vernon
has recently returned after serving
three years in the service. He former
ly played with the Bancroft team,
Vernon has not as yet signed up
with any Of the local teams, Al pres
ent he is residing 81 M. 1924 South
Fifty FIRST street. Philsdsiphia,
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
pARRATT-BOyc.

Miss A. Louise Parratt and Clyde II.
Boys both OF this city were married
on Saturday evening. by the Rev. n. II.
Adams. Mr.. Boys Is conneoied with
the operating department or the Her
cules Powder Company.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
AT THE GARRICK

Garrick Theatre patrons who were
on hand last night gave the bill ap-
proval There are lots OF good things
and every act appeared 10 be appre-
ciated. One OF the distinct features Is
Charles BOyer's "Mammy's Birthday,
an elaborate Southern production,
which Is featured by songs and dances,
H is given by company OF ten under
The direction OF Dothe Claire. Sammy
Duncan, a Scolshman, entertained with
songs and interesting stories. He Is
witty and original. and a go0d sort
generally. LaPetite Jennie. a charm
ing French dancer. dimlnuiive In size
gave an interesting demonstration OF
her art. In which she Is decidedly pro-
ncient The DaMert Brothers enier-
tained with a series OF novelty musi-
cal limitations. Albert Donnelly, a
shadowgraph artist, proved highly en-
tertainlng. lie Uses his hands and
fingers with wonderful result Captain
Boyer and his trained seals and mon
KEYS are unusually intelligent and
highly trained. "Kat Knaps" Is the
Title OF a novel Offering which was
pres onted by Alex Sparks and his COM
pany, featuring some mammoth cats in
pantomime. Wilbur Dobbs and Tom
Welch. two very funny comedians
presented Somewhere in Town"
which had TO do with the troubles Of
an apartment house janitor.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
Attractions at the Theatres

San Francisco is the big event of the
photoplay.
The comedy attraction proved to be
one OF Sennett's newest Jokes "The
star Boarder." laugh all the way
through.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
sian Correspondent.


DOVER. Del. April 6-Eamon De
Valera. who claims 10 'be president OF
The Irish Republic. addressed the mem
Ders Of the House OF Representatives
at 9 O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. De
Valera came here on the special inyi-
alton OF the House, a resolution invit-
ing him 10 make the address having
been adopted by the House some dsys
ago. " was offered by Representative
John J. Mulvena. Of Wilmington.
Inc House -chanDer was well crowd
ed 10 hear the leader q the Irish
cause. While the senate adjourned
this morning until tomorrow. several
u The Senator'S who remained I'm Dover
heard the speech. More than 400 Of
the leading irish-Americans az VIII
mirgton came 20 Dover for fbe oceo-
SION. Many OF them came on the Nor
ioik express al noon. whlle others
came IN tho special train which
brought Mr.. De Valera from Whining
Ton. There were also about thirty
automobile parties from Wilmington
Mr.. De Valera was taken 10 the Ho-
tel Richardson on his arrival for din
,ner, here many Irish-Americans met
him be- he came 20 the State House
shortly before 2 O'Clock.
VII r the House cOnv ned at .
o'clock Representative Mulvena escort
ed NJ D. Valera TO the Sneakers dos
and in,roduced~h'm 20 Speaker co~b
Speaker Corbit then Introduced Inn
10 ~lhs House and the large audience
He was loudly apTlsuded when intro
duced and on starting bis sncech.
In the course OF his speech 60 mem
bers Of the House Mr.. Naier8 said!
mfr. Speaker, members OF the Houss
OF Representatives ! would like 10 OK
press my deep appreciation OF the
honor Of your invitation and OF the
rare privilege OF addressing you. /
know tilst ! express the feelings of the
paOpie Of Ireland at this mark OF In
tsrest Ia their cause, shown them in
TIE dark hours Of their present trial. II
will surely be for them q source Of So
ises snd u hope,
Gladstone declared that EVERY h0r-
e8s and every shame ths! could dis
srasa The rsigi.sns bsfNean strong
..ountc: snd wesi oac Is YFitt,n uBoa
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
uosptTaL AUXILIARY DANCE

The auxiliary of the Junior Board
of the Delaware Hospital will give a
danca this evening in the Misses lIebb
school, Music will bs furnished by
'hs "0rigRai Six" orchesirs-
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
RusfNEss WOMEN Ar TEA

A tea VIII be given by The hous'
committee OF the Business and Pro
/ fessional NOman's Club al the new
club room. No. si3 West street, to-
morrow afternoon from 43O 10 63l
o'clock Tue occasion viii be an "al
home" 20 the club members and their
friends. Mrs. William G.. Lawson.
chairman OF the house committee. will
b. assisted IN receiving by Mrs. VI.
Edna Palmer. Miss Jennie Sooy. Miss
Elizabeth Ninsonhalcr. Mrs. Anne w
Troti, Miss Margaret Mckay. Miss
Mary Cummings and Dr. Carolyn c.
Williamson.
cupylng additional cities in the dis
trict.
The movement was hailed as Frances
decision for full enforcement OF the
treaty OF Versailles with the use Of
military power
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
TENDER, ACHING,
PERSPIRING FEET

Dash Balm gives AMAZING relief In
few minules. Banishes ali soreness
and Inflammation, Guaranteed All
druggists ean supply you
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
aTnE consIcAN nnoTHERs..

Dustin Farnum In his picture "The
Corsican Brothers" which was The
Rlalto attraction. proved itself TO be
one OF the greatest dramatic pictures
In which he has ever made his appear
ance before The public.
"The Corsican Brothers" Is well
worth the extra trouble and expense
undergone TO secure It's presentation
at the Rialto the ilrst three days OF the
week.
The added attraction Is sgd Chap
Inns comedy Past Trains and Slow
Women" a merry concoction Of
laughs that are put over in such q
manner as 10 prove most infectious.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06

like the older. Inorganic iron prSsHsis.
Il Is easily nssimtlated and does nef
in1ure the teeth. mako them black ncr
upset the stomach. The panufacturQEs
gnsrantee successfui fnd entirely sase-
they win refund yorr MONEY. y a.
pensed In this city BY neksrfg Ns31
cline eters sud IN stkee oFuoUo0
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Raymond Frederick. OF Centre
VILE, Is spending the Easter holidays
in Washington.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
HAIR HINTS

Helpful Advice for Care OF the Hair
Worthy the Attention OF Everyone
Who Would Avoid Dnndrur. Itch
Inc Scalp, Gray Hair and Bald
ness.
Evening journal., 1920-04-06

found valuable for building health,
strength and endurance, there In GER
tainly no longer any doubt IA to Its
efficacy, IL Is now being used by over
sOOo.0O0 people annually,
Manufacturers No<ei Nuxnted Iron,
which Is recommended above, Is not \
secret remedy, but one which IL we'll
known TO druggists eseryvhsrs. vn-
Evening journal., 1920-04-06

Induced many other physi-
clans to give II n trial. all Of
whom have given me most
surprising reports In regard
10 Its greHt power ns a health
and strength builder"
Nuxatc1 Iron Is the remedy
that raderewski. Master Pr
anist and maker OF mo fern
Poland. used 10 help rebuild
his wasted forces when he
was weakened and rundown
by overwork. Nuxated Iron
has been used and endorsed
. by such great men OF AFFAIRS
as United States Judge q. W,
Atkinson. former Governor OF
West Virginia; Charles A.
Towne. former United States
Senator aud Yice-Presiden-
tial Nominee, and many
others. When people ike
these publicly endorse pro-
duet they have personally
found valuable for building
Evening journal., 1920-04-06
Like a Pigmy
Battling With Giants

the man whose blood is weak IN
iron is dubbed and beaten by the
years; but the man whose blood
flows rich, pure, filed viii
strength-giving iron, fights back
the attacks of time and goss
through life with = smile, self-re-
liant and fearless. He is ths kind
Of man Nuxated Iron helps -
make.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
FINANCIAL.
The R. E. Seamans Co, Inc.
Preferred Dividend No. q

The regular quarterly dividend Of two FER
cent. t27s) has been declared on the pre-
ferred stock Of this company. payable May
31st. 1920. to stockholders Of record May
18th. 1920.
HOUSTON B. TEEHEE. Treasurer,
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1oxnoy HONEY MARkET

LONDON, May S.-Bar silver, 61xd
per ounce. Money. ~ per cent. Dis
count rates. short bills. 6ss per cent:
three-month bills. 611-16a6% per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08

NEW YORK, May S.-Flour Arm:
spring patents, 14.75a16.76; Kansas
straights. 10: 75a14.so: Lard hrm; mid
UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,

London pound sterling quoted at
$685.: francs, .065; marks. .0198, and
the Italian lire at .0511.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
DAIRY MARKETS.


BALTIMORE. Md. May tSpeciaD.
arrivals by boat)-Poultry. live
Chickens. young. large. smooth, pound.
50a55: do. young. rough and shaggy.
pound, 40: do. winter. ~ pounds and
under. 60a65; do. spring. l to IN
pounds. 10as5: old hens. over 4 pounds.
40: do. white Leghorn hens. pound.
50. Ducks. Muscovy and mongrel,
young. pound. 50: do. white Pekins.
young. pound. 40: do. puddle. pound.
80: do. small poor. pound. IS. Pigeons,
old. pair. 45a50: do. young. pair. 4ba
so. Guinea fowl, young, each. IS, old.
each. so.
Eggs-western Maryland and Penn
sylvania. nearby. Al; eastern shore
Maryland and Virginia. dozen Al:
western. dozen. Al; West Virginia,
dozen. 40: southern. dozen. 3sa4o.
Rutter-Creamery. west separator
extras. e4as5: do. prints. s5ss7; near
prints. Maryland. Virginia and Penn
sxlvania. extras. ~: store-packed
firsts. 3sa.0: rolls. MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania. extras. 40 West Nir-
40a41; process butter, 53a55.
NEW YORK. May s.-Butter-
cry. higher than extras. 63laa64: ex-
ira C92 score), 60: first (SS to 81
score). 5Saa62. packing stock. curren,
make. No. 2. 40.
Eggs-Irregular: receipts 24.7e2
cases: storage packed. extra first
4Sh do. first. 46a4s: fresh gathered
extra first, 47a4s: do. first. 44a46I.
state. Pennsylvania and nearby west :
ern hennery white, first to extra. AZ
ass: do. brown. extra 81: do. gath
cred brown and mixed colors. first to
extra, 46a491a.
Cheese-Firm; receipts. 1912 boxes;
state, whole milk fats, held, colored
and white. specials. 3Olsa32: do.
average run. 29a30; state whole mill
fiats. current make, white and col
ored. specials. 2sa29: do. average
run 26a271h
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market STRONGER;
STEELS IN LEAD
Oils Make Big Gains and At.
tract Much Attention.
Rails Higher.

NEW YORK. May 8.-The short ses-
sion today produced only a fair rec
ord OF transactions. with both bust
ness and advancing trend confined
very largely to the steels and oils,
firmness. but with the equipments and
miscellaneous shares barely holding
their own.
Diversion in the rails started with
heavy buying in Texas Pacific and
with a gain Of almost 3 points, fol-
Haven. Missouri Pacific and Rock Is
land and good investment inquiry
for Reading and Southern Pacific which
eventually extended to Chicago and
Northwestern for an advance OF III;
Baltimore and Ohio for q gain. with
Reading better than a point higher.
Baldwin Locomotive added 1 "a to its
price. while other equipments SHOWED
little change. Some difficulties that
the railroads are likely to experience
sinews may have checked trading in
this group, despite the show OF firm
ness.
Steels Generally Higher.
Much of the mornings trading
which totaled about $4,000 shares,
centered in the steel group. Further
talk OF A consolidation Of independent
companies seems TO nave created the
belief that it is near at hand. while
fabrication is going on at a good
pace. assuring continuity Of divi-
dends. with orders sufficient to keep
the mills busy for a long time to
come.
Gains averaged point except Rep
logic Steel, which moved up sharply
for net gain Of rs points under
the stimulus Of the recent clean bill
of health given it by the exchange
committee.
In the matter Of gains established
the oil stocks were clearly the lead
ers. Royal Dutch moved up to 120
from close yesterday at 116 1-6:
Shell Transport was point better,
Pan-American Petroleum over points
better and Mexican Petroleum points.
There was a scarcity of good news
and an abundance of ultraconserva-
tive advice and comment. The meet
ing Of various grain and stock exchange
representatives with New York stock
exchange officials yesterday was decid-
eddy opposed to any additional financial
strain: the western banks are said
to be unliquidated to any extent and
the public. for the time being at
least. is out Of the market.
On the other hand. a time loan of
100000 at Sk per cent was report
ed yesterday and a good bank state
ment is expected today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
Mt. VERNON BANKS
OFFICIALS NAMED
William Muelheisen Presi.
dent, and R. Golden Donald
son Chairman of Board.
ny l. 4. FILMING.

Tho full ,,st.- of of,ici...s and direc'
.,rs nf the Mount Vernon savings
.pl, which Will open for business
.x Il was Given out today. The lis,
cludes ;,rominent business men If
any walks of life. Including bans
:. .Fcials. business men. capitalists
gal lights. real estate interests and
:, number of the members OF the IN
irrational Association or Machinlsts
:. whose building. on the northeasl
b., rner of Massachusetts avenue. the
INK will be domiciled.
u Golden bona ldSon. chairman OF
ne board of directors Of the CONNER
:. al National Bank. will hold the same
osition in the Mount Vernon savings
ioard. while William Mueihelsen. a
tired merchant of this city. Will be
10 first pre- sident of the bank
William H. Johnston. president OF the
International Association or Macnin
,ts. will be vice president. William *.
''aum cashier. and X. o. bohaiosoi'
nd G.. G. Tucker counsel
The following is the full list OF
directors of the institution:
lanes II. Eaden. William +. Raum.
.lbert J. Bcrres. Charles r: Serr!'
.mmett G. Davidson. DR. ). Ryan
'evereuy. r Golden Donalason; - a.
-. Gilmore. Samuel ]. Henry. Fred
I'D II Eoss Henry C. Moses. Viii
Am Muelheisen. George -
s.ol Charles Cowles Tucker: A. r.
ngerer. II. S. Walcott and y. h'
The Capital of the bank will he
$50 600 and $4,000 will be put to
adm surplus.
ON the stock Exchange.
c,n;tal Traction shares sold on to-
,-,y.s session of the local stock ex-
hanse at Sis to 81. and small iot
Il Washington Mechanics Saving
hank stock brought 20.
Typesetters held firmer at 81 asked
"or Lanston and Sl"4 Do Whiie 1hei
..enthaler was held at 1874.
No sales of RAILWAY stock were made
The prcferred was offered at 4si4. with
: IL bid.
Penalty for Reserve Deficit.
Tho federal reserve bank of Rich
-oond has served notice that II VIII
henceforth require a penalty OF per
cent in excess of the current rate lot
,;inety-day paper for Deficiencies IN
The establishment of sliding scale
-a,es is left to each reserve regional
hank to decide, and when effective
they will be based on the following
principles:
4 basic amount will be determined
.or each bank. and all advances or
-ediscountS beyond this basic amount
will he subject to discount at rate
above the normal rate. The basic
amount for each member bank will be
based upon the average actual amount
Of credit of the member bank during
A given period. probably the calendar
month preceding the date upon ~hicn
,ba ha sic amount is to be decided, plus
the amount paid into the capital stock
Of the reserve bank by the member
bank.
therefore impairing of reserves inn
pairs borrowing future power at the
formal discount rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
Washington Stock Exchange

BALLS.
Capital Traction-c5 at SIN. IS at 81. 20
Mt 81.
10 Washington Mechanics' Savings Bank
at ~.
Is Columbia Grsphophone rights at IL.
Bid and Asked Prices
BONDS
pTRTJC TTTIYITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08

NEW YORK. May S.-Mercantile pa
per. Z. Exchange irregular. Sterling
sixty-day bills. 3.7SA: commercial
sixty-day bills on banks. 37sk: COM
mercial sixty-day bills, 3.77a.: de-
mand. 3.s2A: cables. 3.s31. Francs,
demand, 1882; cables. 1880. Belgian
francs. demand, 1892: cables, 1890
Guilders. demand. 36A: cables, 36h
Lire. demand. 1877; cables, 1915.
Marks. demand, 100: cables, 1s1. Gov
eminent bonds irregular; railroad
bonds easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
NEW YORK METAL MARkEr.

NEW YORK. May S-No change of
Importance was reported in the copper
market this week. Producing inter
ests report small sales for July deliv-
cry at 1925. but general business has
remained quiet and quotations for
small lots have ranged from 1884 to 10
for spot and nearby delivery. Iron
was unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
London Board of Trade.

LONDON. May s.-The board of
trade returns for April show the fol-
lowing changes: Imports increased
f55. OS8.000: exports of British prod
ucts increased f47.76s.o0O; re-exports
increased f7.060. 900: total exports in
creased f54 1880. 900, and excess of i'm
ports increased f25S.0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-08
Price of Lead Reduced.

NEW YORK. May 8.-The American
Smelling and Refining Company today
reduced the price of lead from 81 to
Sia cents a pound.