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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
DEDE SAMAS PERSPEJA
KUBA.
Sake. rinkimai turi but be
suktyviu.

Havana, Spal, 90. - Kubos
saloje prezidencijaliai rinki-
mai ivyks sta pirmadienl. Cla
respublikos virSininkai turi IS
Washingtono perspejimq, kad
rinkimai ivyktQ teisingai, be
jokiq suktybiQ.
Sakoma, Suv. Valstiju Wy
riausybe painformavusi Ku-
boje rivalizuojaneias partJas'
jog Westinghouse nesimalao !
Kubos reikalus, ncrema mel
vienos partijos.
Bet kad Washingtone turf
ma ziniQ, jog rinkimuoSe he
bus apsieita be suktybiQ, tad
salos virslnlnkal perspeJaml
to nedaryti. Mes Dede Samas
posenovei globoja sala If bus
nepatenkintas, jei tenai per
rinkimus teisyb6 bus mindzio-
jana.
Betgi kick zinoma, Washin-
gtonas nepasiuntes formallai
perspejimo, tik kitokiais ke-
liais dawes suprasti apie tai
vietos pohtikine1ns partitions.
Suv. Valstiju pasiuntinys
Long cia kasdien konferuoja
su prezidentu Menoeal. Sake
ma, diskusuojamas finansinrs
saloje padejimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
McSWINEY LAVONAS NE
LEIsTA GABENTI DUB
LINAN.
Dublne siandie del to genera,
lis streilzas.

Londonas, Spal. 80. Is
Holyhead uosto, Walijoi, va
kar laivu tur6jo but vezamas
Airijos sostinen Dublinan lor-
do majoro McSwiney lavonas'
Valdzios isakymu uzdrausta
gabenti Dublinan. 1r i$gaben-
tas tiesiog j Cork.
Tuo tarpu Dubline kaip Sian,
die lavonas buvo lauEiamas.
Turejo ivykti gedulingosios
pamaldos.
Is Dublino paskui praneSta,
jog Siandie ten del to pakel-
tas generals streikas.
Vakar' St. Jurgio katedroi,
Londone, atliktos pontifikal6s
gedulingosios Misios.
Pamaldose dalyvavo daugy-
be augstosios kataliku dvasiS-
kiios, Dublino ir Corko lor-
dai majorai, Anglijos parla-
mento darbo partijos atstovai,
daugybe atstovu is 4irip poll
tikiniQ il pilietiniQ organiza-
ciju.
TukstanGiai zmoniu buvo ka-
tedroje pamaldQ metu. Kur-
kas daugiau zmoniQ buvo lau-
ke. r..@
J Karstas buvo apdetas geliq
vainikais. Tarpe vainiku bu-
70" padeta nabaSninko militia
rin6 skrybele. Mes mirusis bu-
vo AiriQ laisvanoriq armijos
Corko brigados komendantas.
Gale karsto buvo padeta
daili skardin6 su parasu All
riu kalboje:
"Nuzudytas svetimsalio Bri-
xton kalejime, Londone, Spa
liq 25, ketvirtais metals res
publikos, amziuje 40 metu
Dieve, susimylek jo dusiai. F"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
AUKOS L|ETUVoS GYM
MO RHkALAMS.

NEW YORK, Spal. 25 (su-
velinta). Spaliu "a d. ivy
ko susirinkimai ivairiose ko-
lionijose. Gautomis ziniomis,
NEWARKo On. J.) Lietuviai
pasizadeje pilnai savo pasko-
los kvota ispirkti, sudejo Lie
tuvos gynimui $500 dol. Pra-
ejusia savaite tam paciam rel
kalui Newarkieciai buvo sude-
je 2,521 dol. Tad isviso Newar-
ko Lietuviu auka yra 6,130
dol.
HARTFoRDE (Conn.) par
Quota bonu W 800 dol, surin-
kta auku 423 dol.
THoMPSoNvILLE nupir-
kta bonu uz 300 dol; auku
$40 dol.
WILKES-BARRE (Pa.)
parduota bonu arti 1000 dol.
ir auku sauliams 500 dol.
EDWARDSVILLE HPa.)
bonu psrduota uz 600 dol; au-
kp "Geleziniui: Vilkri" virs
800 dol.
spaIu % d. BRooKLYNE
IN. w. McCaddins saleje su-
rinkta auku 1000 dol. Spaliu
"a d. baznytinaje saleje par
Quota bonu uz 1900 dol. ir
surinkta aul1u 1000 dol.
Lietuvos Misijos Inform.
Skyrius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
CHICAGOJE. C 0
sVAIGALU KLAUSIMAs
PAVESTAS TEISMUI.
Policijos virsininkas indave
dokumentus prok1lrorlli.

Federale grand jury vakar
paskelbe 6 apskundimus prizes
tuos, katriems prirodyta, kad
jie yra prisideje prie svaiga-
lq pardavinejimo ir sinkaVimo
Chicagoje.
Prizes. grand jury buvo pa
sauktas polieijos virsininkas.
Federalis distrikto prokuro-
ras nesenai buyo pareikala-
yes, kad policijos virsininkas
jam pavestu visus dokumen-
tus, kokius jis surinkes Diary
damas tardymus svaigalq
klausime. Tais dokumentais i
veliama visa ellie policmonp.
Iskarto pohcijos virsininkas
buvo atsisakes isduoti doku-
mentus. Bet kuomet vakar Us
nuvyko prizes grand jury, tenai
distrikto prokurorui indave
visus dokulnentus. Ir pasake,
kad jis neturi moro uzslepti
nors viena prasizengell. Kick
vienas privalo atsakyti uz sa-
yo darbus, pasake virsininkas.
Distrikto prokurorui to II
reikejo. Mes su tais dokumen-
tais visi pries prohibicija nu-
sizengeliai bus patraukti tels-
man II nubausti sulig istaty-
mu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
ATEME NUO zMOGAUs
PINIGUS IR PALAIDINI.
Paskui suarestuota intaria-
nlieji.

Trys automobiliniai plesi-
kai, kurin automobilyje sede-
jo dailiai apsitaisiusi moteris-
ke, gatveie apiplese Alberta
Olson, ZIG North Damon gat.
Paeme Sc II nauja zieminl pa
laidini (overkoti).
Paskui policija suarestavo
4 intariamus pavogtam auto
mobiliujje, su kuriais buvo II
viena moteriske. Suarestuotl
turi polieijinius rekordus. Tx
nezinoma, ar bus apilese OF
soma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
TAUTy SAJUNGOS Ia
RYBA PABAIGE SESUAS
LIETUVIAI APVILTI; LEN
KAI KRIKsTAUJA.

BRUsSHLIS, Belgija, Spal.
80. - Tautu Sajungos Tary-
ba vakar Gia pabaige savo Sc
sijas.
Taryba paskiausiai aptare
Danzigo klausima. Talkinin-
kai yra nusprende. kad Dan
zigas butu liuosas tarptautl-
mis- uostas. Bet Lenkai reika-
lavo, kad Danzigas butu att
Quotas isimtinai Lenkams.
Del to Lenkai atstoVai Pa
ryziuje andai buvo assfsake
pasHasyti 20 nuosprendSiu,
kad Danzigas pasiliekas huo-
sas.
Kad taip, tad Tautu Saj1n-
gos taryba ta klauslma at1de-
10 isriSti paciai Tautu Sajm-
gal. kuri lures konferencija a.
teinanti mGnesi mieste Gene
va, sveicariioje.
Pagaliaus sajungos Taryba
nusprende, jog Lietuvip IL
Lenkp gincai del Lenku uzim-
tu Lietuvos teritorAt;p turi pa
sibaigti plebiscitu. Plebiscitas
turesias iyykti tose teritorijo-
Sc menus demarkacijos linija
(Focho linija), k1ris augseiau
sioji talkininku taryba buvo
pripazinusi praeita Gruodi, 49,
19 m.
Anglijos atstovas Balfour
prizes pat pabaigiant sesijas
kaIbedamas pareiske, jog ke-
turios dideles viespatijos, ku-
rios siandie nepriguh Tautu
sajungoje, veikiai istosiandos
Sajungon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
Baigiasi Anglekasiu Streikas Anglijoj;
Anglekasiai Balsuos
PREMJERAS SU DARBI-
NINKU ATsTovAIs PADA-
RE SALYGAs.
Bet salygu klausime streih-
ninkai balsuos.

Londonas, Spal. %. - Ang-
lekasiu streikas Anglijoje bal
giasi. Minister'S pirmininkas
Lloyd George su darbinlnkQ
atstovais padar6 susitaikymo
salygas. Tos sqlygos siandle
pavedamos balsuoti patterns
streikininkams. Vadinasi, nuo
streikininku balsavimO prlgu-
Ii streiko pabaiga.
Sulig padarytQ salygq, dar-
bininkams padidinama uzmo-
.kestis. Darbininkai is savo pu1
s6s- turf pasistengti kuodau-
giausia pagaminti angliu.
Savo keliu, parlamentas pra-
vede jau istatyma, sulg ku-
rio suvarzomi Anglijoje dide-
Ii nacijonaliai streikai, kaip
kad Siandie anglekasip strei-
kas. Tas padaryta beveik ne
sutinkant vyriausybei. Ir to-
del vargiai tas istatymas bus
pilnai igyvendintas kuomet
nOrS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
v1ENAs UzMUsTAs, XII
TAs M1RTINA1 sUzE1STAS

Vakar paslydes if nesukoa-
troliuojamas automobilius ties
Western ave. ir Marquette ro-
ad smoge i telegrafp stulpa.
zuvo Anton Chetala, 81 me-
tq,, 1856 So Honore gat. Jam
ilauzti s1nagenys. Jis mire
sy. Bernardo ligonintj.
Mirtinai suzeistas Browne
Billings, "a M, 1922 So. Ash
land ave.
sakoma ir sisai nepasveik-
sias.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
PER vALANDA BUv0 sUs
TABDYTI GATVEKARIAI

North Clark g., Lincoln ave.
Fullerton If Broadway gatve-
kariai vakar isryto per valan-
da buvo sustabdyti sugedus
elektros naasinoms Lii ave.
substotyj. Negauta elektros
spekp. Daug darbininkq ture-
10 nesmagumq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
SAVO DINIST1-
JOS LoPsI. =.
Buves imperatorius visa va
landa kalbejosi su ukininku.

Geneva, sveicarija Spal. %.
Buves Austrijos imperatorlus
Karolis nesenai aplank6 uke
Argovie kantone, kur dar
riogso apgriauti mural seno-
yes piles, kurioje buvo lopSys
Habsburgp dinastijos.
Karoli ukininkas paslkTiete
virtuven, kur visa valanda a
budu kalbejosi. Buvusios pl-
lies griuvesiai yra to ukininko
nuosavybe.
Karoliui draugavo du kuni-
gu ir du detektivu.
HabsburgQ pills buvo pa
statydinta 1920 metals. Sian
die teberiogso apgriuve tik
iSlaukiniai mural.
Karolio pranokejai is Svei-
carlos buvo istremti 1886 me-
tais, kuomet jie buvo nugale-
tt kovoje ties Sempach. 1s'ten
jie persikele siandieninen All
strijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
DAUG BEDARBIU voKIE,
TIJOJE.

Berlynas, Spal. %. - Mu-
nicipalis darbo biuras paskel-
be, kad siandie Vokietijoie be-
darbiauja $4,000 vyru il mo-
teru. Gi >darbo minister's pa
zymi, jog TRIUMPH laiku bedar-
bin skaitlius bus 100000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
PATVIRTINO PASAULINI
TRIBUNALA.

BRUSSELS, Belgija, Spal %.
TautQ Sajmgos taryba pa
tvirtino zinomo Hague juris-
tn komiteto padarytus plenus
isteigti tarptautini tribunala.
Juristu komitete buvo II
zinomas buves Suv. ValstijQ
senatorius Elihu Root.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
PIN|Gg kURsAs.

svetinp saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemssiau $4,000 Spalip 2S
buvo tokia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterling,i svarui $s.4s
.i,ietuvos 100 aukEinp i.S7
Leakj.s 100 narkiu .SS
voli.tijos 100 msrhu l.S1
Ptaneusijos uS $1.oo IS fr. 7Ss
Italijos uS $1.0o 26 1. 76
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
Berlynas, Spal. %. - /

Berlynas, spal. 20. Laik-
rastis Die Freiheit sake, jog
rytinej Prusijoj organizuoja-
ma 100000 "baltosios" mo-
narchistines gvardijos If int
rigomis susimainoma su Bava-
rija, kuri siandie skaitosi sva-
rbiausias monarchistu lizdas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
CH1CAGoJE sN1EGAs.

Vakar vakare Chicagoje pa
sirode pirmasis sniegas. Snigo
keleta minutQ. Bet nespejo nu-
kristi ant zemes If tuojaus' is
nyko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
WAsHINGToNE sNIEGAs

La Crosse, Wis, Spal. %
Vakar Gia ir kitur diktokai
pasnigo. Tai buvo pirnasis
sniegas. Perniai pirmasis snie-
gas Washington valstijoje
buvo pasirodes Spal. %.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
pABELPA NUzUDYTo Po-
LICMONO sEIMYNAI.

zinomas Chicaginis filan-
tropas julius Rosenwald pa
skyre $1,000 paselpos nuzu-
dyto policmono Maipool Sci
mynai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
Chicagos If Apylinkes ietuviu Demonstra-
cija Prizes Lenku VerHimasi Letuvon
Nedelioj, Spalio 81, 1920
KAS #GYVAS, LIETUVYS, DALYVAUJA!
MILzINIsKA PARODA.

KAS GYVAs LIETUVYs DALYVAUJA!
MILzNIsKA PARODA.
FoRMAcIJA Dv1zIJV
Koonos susen vietos pbut Bgeptan 100
val pieQ
Armoury H. Wentwor
tn Ave ir 4tos gv prasdes 33Gia gat val. pitp.
Kareiv vis unormose SQUARE
TOWN iii Emerald Ave ir
apsstos ant 35tos gatv.t
BRIGHTON PARK CLEARINGs, ARGo MEERosE PARK MAYWoo
d Auburn r 3tos r
apssto ANITA 35 tos If 33-Go Pl
Oakley Emerald
II Emerald Ave- Clos r 33 gat
Wabansia Pauln viuos karais Xxi Halls
ted 17tos susi vien dv
zja apist Emerald Ave 3otos
UNION AYES ir 18ta urins m vieto
apsstos n 30tos ant Emerald Ave
BRDGEPoRTAs susIos 33 Clos 33do P 2s sat Morgan
Lime st. 3Stios 32s
SOUTH SOUTH ENGLEWooD BRIGHTON PA
RK: avaazuos 35tosn 35Gos
duga dave zenklus ietuva gall
presa diviju r marsuoi
oos uzsai mta kad neduoh
progos rauSiq.
PAsTABA III vu priyalo papuos veiavom
Subato sudh bendra
4547 Hermitage AY tel Yards 145
PASTABA kyenos masali
suraad draugju, adresas Ju sek1eto14.
sUsIRINKINAs svETAINEJE REGIMENT ARndoURY
svetane uEsgs petu
zmus svetanje taippat lauke
GYVA LIETUVIV VELIAVA papuos svetanes susHinkima
KAN BRANCH LIETUvA, TEGU DAL1VAUJA!
Varcan KoMITETo
j. J. Hertmannavidus, Pnm,
A
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30
UzREGISTRUOTA zEMES
DREBEJIMAS.

Washington, spal. %. =
Georgetown universiteto seis-
mografinej observatorijoj va
kar uzregistruotas 5emes DIRE
bejimas, ivykes uz kokiq A.
800 mailiu nuo Gia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-30

oRAs. ~ Grazus oras Sian
die If, regis, rytoj; salta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-23
FEBRUARY EXPORTS
SHOW DECLINE

A. decisive drop in exports was the
outstanding feature of the February
foreign. trade statement issued by the
bureau OF foreign and domestic COM
merce. department OF commerce.
February exports amounted to
s54s,o00,o 900, the smallest since ur-
toher OF last year. against s722. o0o.-
600 in the preceding month of jan
uary and 's5S5.0eo, 600 in February of
last year. Exports during the eight
months ended with February were
1891 900. 900, against s4.3s3.o00,-
600 In the eight months Of last year.
February imports amounted to
$4,000. 900, against S474. 100000 in
January of this year and s233,0o0. 900
In February year ago. Imports
during the eight months period end
ed with February amounted to So
235. zoe 600, against s1,933.0oo,o 900 n
year ago. The imports during these
eight months. representing two-thirds
of the current fiscal year. exceeded
by s140. 1000. 900 the imports during
the entire fiscal year ended with June
1919.
Imports OF gold during February
were unusually small. amounting TO
only s4.473,0o0. against exports OF
$4,000. 900. For the eight months
period ended with February gold
imports amounted to $4,000. 600
against reports of 1862, 900, 600 Silver
imports samounted to $12 1000. 900 in
February and $ss,ooo.0o0 in the
eight months. while silver exports
were $1e.0o0,oo0 for the month and
sl37, 100000 for the eight months
ended with February.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-23
THE REVIEW OF THE R1ALTo

New York, March ls.-sGeorge
Washington" has taken his place
among the stage characters. Happily
he was immortal before Percy
Mackaye discovered in him a chance
for stage pageant. Mr.. Mackaye
has written a play, or devised a
pageant, around the life of the great
American, and 1t was produced this
week with Walter Hampden in the
title role. 1t Is serious and intelli-
gent, but highly ineffective effort. It
loses by the limitations of the stage.
AS pageant. with true representa-
tons of the high light incidents in the
life OF the first president, it would
command universal and respectful
attention. AS 1t Is the progress Is
slow and jerky. The first chapters
presented represent the youthful
Washington in the spirit of play.
Thereafter incidents move rapidly.
and finally we see him, in the eve of
his life. back at Mount Vernon en-
joying the peaceful pursuits Of farm
ing. Mr.. Hampton is impressive as
the chief character. and there are
some well pictured stage representa-
tons of noted people OF Colonial days.
George Marion. as ballard singer. Is
an interpolated character, but h adds
much to the value of the perform
Ance. he IS sort OF '1nITOQucef IN
ballad style. of the scenes that are to
be unfolded Alexander Hamilton.
Lafayette. Monroe, Mary and Martha
Washington. these are some of the
characters. and in the first scenes
when the youthful American Is in the
heyday OF his enjoyment. we see
pretty Sally Fairfax, acted cleverly by
Beth Martin. and Ann Spearing.
Elizabeth Dent and others OF his
circle in Virginia George Washing
ton" is a commendable effort, and the
author and producers may be in
clined to elaborate it later for general
out door production.
II bright lines. clever and amusing
situations and general atmosphere
of frolicsome fun is desired, THE
Hottentot." by Victor Mapes and
William Collier, with the latter acting
the leading role. Is recommended. 1t
3 one OF the most amusing plays of
the season, and one Of the best oen-
tributions that has ever come frem the
fertile and agile brain of Collier. easily
the peer OF the best comedian on the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-23

Chicago, March 12.--Corn was
ais to 3 lac higher today, the
market being in complete control OF
the bulls All the futures reached
new high levels on the crop and
while there was some reason for the
highest points due TO profit-taking
sales the tone was one that would
leave to short an open field in which
to rush In and cover hts outstanding
contracts.
Cash corn was one to four cents
higher with sales OF 100000 bushels
The various industries were eager
buyers of this product.
Small receipts due to transportation
difficulties which make it impossible
for farmers to market their surplus
corn was one of the factors that aided
the bull side.
A Liverpool cable reported the de-
mand for corn there Is quiet and
prices in the united kingdom lower
ing. Unconfirmed reports were re-
ceived of a settlement of the Argen-
tine strike.
Belgium was reported to be large
purchaser of rye in various positions.
The amount purchased was reported
to have been 100000 bushels Rye
was to &c higher here while the
barley market moved up one-half
cent
Oats futures were IA to 1-sc
higher, the advance OF one cent in
the cash article being one of the
strengthening factors. Cash oats
sales were 10000 bushels. The export
! inquory was fat because of lack of
shipping facilities.
Hog products were higher and
! they ruled strong In sympathy with
the uptnrn in the various grains The
domestic cash trade was reported as
good and the foreign buying power.
slow, was expected to improve Grain
and provisions futures range:
CORN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-23
Germs Help the Pea Crop.

1t may be possible to get In the
early peas this month. Often a warm
spell towards the end OF March en-
ables the alert gardener to get a
start. Early peas are the first thing
TO be planted. The smooth seeded
varities are the first to go in. followed
little later by the wrinkled seeded
varieties. The smooth seeded varieties
do not give as fine quality peas as the
wrinkled, but they will stand colder
weather without rotting In the
ground. However. many gardeners
are willing to take a chance with the
wrinkled peas as soon as they can
work the soil and are more often sue
cessful than not
The pea must have rich soil Good
yields Will not be produced on poor
ground. The seeds should be given
plenty of depth when planting shall
low planting will lose half the crop
in many cases, They should be plant
ed three or four inches deep, as the
pea delights in a cool root run.
With good soil preparation, the
NASpI anu pIoQuCuVenGSS OF peas Is
helped with the nitrogen cultures OF
NEGOTIATIONS. They are not wonder
worker and do not obviate the
necessity of thorough fertilizing and
soil preparation. but they start the
peas on their way with good food
preparation. These cultures for inocu.
lation are sold for small price. q
quarter investment will do for a small
garden and serve to inoculate all this
peas an ordinary gardener will plant
The culture is put up in bottles, hall
filed. The bottle is filled with water
shaken up. and either the seeds OF
the soil moistened and the trick /.
done.
Plant the peas in rows three fec
apart and give the dwarf varieties
the choice OF location IL there Is an,
choice in the richness of the soil. The
tall peas may be planted in double
rows and brush placed between them
Some OF the Very dwarf varieties
may be planted as close as a foo
apart. such as American Wonder. bu
more room is advisa BILE unless it i.
necessary to economize space.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-23

New York, March 22.--Onering of
cotton were scarce today and the
market showed strength. March again
making a new high record for all time
locally.
The feature OF the trading was a
scarce OF old crop shorts. While a
reactionary feeling was apparent at
the start. due to weak cables. q set
back In foreign exchange early and
improved weather conditions In the
belt. a demand from the trade and
the South soon advanced prices rather
sharply. Wall Street traded both
ways.
General business here was not ac-
tive today.
The opinion was expressed that the
interest left in March, trading in
which will come to an end on Thurs
day, was small, but 1t was pointed
out that even a few hundred bales
might produce a sensational jump
owing to the impossibility of settling
| through deliveries on contract Sass
of March today were made at steadily
rising prices.
Last week there were frequen,
small reactions. The suspension oil
the rule limiting daily fluctuations or
March only has prepared brokers fo>
the possibility OF violent ffuctation.
before the position is closed out Some
are expecting to see a sharp upturr
in May to closer parity with spot.
! before March goes out
Spot here was steady at an ad
vance of rs points at ~ cents TO,
middling. There were no sales
Spot at New Orleans was stead,
with the revised quotations Of mid
ding fixed at 41c. The sales were
1875 bales Cotton Range.
! March--Opening. 4o.44; highest, Al. 70
lowest, 1910: closing, H.70.
| April-Opening. 1850 OF; closing
$3.50.
May-opening. 3775: highest, $40
lowest, 37.72; closing. ss.4o@3s44
| June--+-losing, s7.75.
July-opening. $500: highest, ASS
lowest. s4.as; closing. 35.7s935ss.
! August--Closing. 34.e5.
| MISUNDERSTANDING, $3.50: highest
$780, lowest. $3.50: closing, $3.50.
| October-Opcning, 32.10; hfgbest
a2.ea; lowest. s2,o4; closing. s2.sod
$3.50. =
| November-closing. se1o.
| MISUNDERSTANDING. 1927; highest
1870; lowest 3l.a7; closing. $1,000
s1-e3.
January-Opening. 1924: highest
$3.50: lowest. 5000; closing, $3.50
s1.a2.
Febrnary-opening. $3.50; highest
3l.o2; lowest. 3o,s3; closing, 3l.l2M
sI.Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-23

stage anywhere The story is simple,
recounting the misadventures OF a
young man who chances to hold ths
same name as a famous jockey. He Is
mistaken for this parsonage and in
order to justify himself in the eyes OF
his sweetheart assumes the duties OF
steeplechase rider The assumption
Is not unaccompanied by amusement
for the audience. 1t, Is about this
situation that the PLAY Lis built. but
largely the responsibility for the un-
qualified success it achieved is due to
Collier and his cast Donald Meek.
Frances Carson and Ann Andrews are
the chief contributors to this achieve
ment.
Look Who's Here" presents :
small sized army OF coliabora.ors.
! Frank Mandef, Edward Pauline, Sill
VIC Helm. Cecil Lean. Max Spefgel and
others are implicated. and when the
curtain rises the responsibility rests
upon MFR. Lean and Cleo Mayneld.
Look Who's Here" Is another must
cal play, implying thereby that its
purpose is no more serious than an
earnest and ambitious desire to pre-
vent amusing situations. pretty girls.
clever dancing and tuneful music to
the spectators This Is done with
gratifying success.
Sophie" by Philip Moeiler. was.
Emily Stevens in the title role. 1t has
been intelligently produced by George
G. Tyler. and the author has written
many bright and scinullating lines.
Miss Stevens has moments of real
briliiancy and others which may not
be thus characterized. Indeed, IL ever
there is law passed forbidding the
so-calied "shimmy" Miss Stevens viii
be obliged to change her method OF
acting Her shoulder blade. especially
the right one, works with the regsi-
larity of piston. The story OF the
play concerns the amours and mach
nations OF an opera singer of an
earlier period in Paris. She meets her
rivals and outwits them, wins her
lover ana lashes with verbal voiiey
all her opponents The lines are not
equal to those written by this author
for Mrs Filke, after whom Miss
Stevens appears to have modelled her
style but they are sufficiently Bit
ing and amusing and sharp to evoxn
amusement. o. p. Heggie Is featured
with Miss Stevens but fails iamen-
such a position. Adolf Link and Sid.
ney Toner appeared to be the most
satisfactory members OF the cast.
Ruano Bogislav occupies with
Sophie" the stage of the Greenwich
Village Theatre. presenting here her
celebrated recitals OF Gypsy folk
songs 1t Is decidedly an artistic treat,
and one that should be seen and
heard by lovers of the quaint and In
teresting in other cities
Nancy Van Kirk. celebrated sing
err and entertainer to choldren Ia also
featuring a series OF Childrcn's Hour
which, it is believed. may lead to the
eventual establishment OF a child
ren's theatre here. which is sorely
peedad Miss Van Kirk In YfnUuanfinr,.