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DORVAL RESULTS

SllS; ayGs ,fuTIlSSnngs..A'i Fair no tfhar-
ITO ,BalD ,;6t. third Ttiu--i:Ol IS.
Also Er!tcroney. Lady Rochester. May
Second raccorursG. $500: tor three
year-olds and upj foaied in Canada
G ewiTn; saN iurtt@niESs Hes Way io2
Acres. lis lThu-befl ,aao. $500 second
Flea, % Oiun'nm"D, SSil. third Time
-.l:i5. Also ran--waoc, Aunt Lin, Bona
Fid" Myrtle Crown, Eva Song.
Third race purse. SHco' for three year
@1S and UP e."'fnnS on mlI 'nn "a
.a's5 saic. Won 6Ms!syys ic7 NtNtkinsSS;nTSS.
$40, $3.50 second; BurlluEamc. 10.
,buliero1D $ q 3h-ra Timici;! ~ ~: a, 4,
Faust, Helen Lucas.
Fourth ;Iee-pgrss, $500; for ,,ommr- Year
Gds and NR Gia.itsf - g " 9s n
won; K!rah, i06 tEth 'fsdn), sic Is. $3.50.
second. Sister Emblem, loi tWc!nrrI,
$3.50, thirt T,m@!.!t 2.a AIS. ran
Lady Luxury, Helen AtSia, Spring Nalc.
Filth racc-yu'se. Sl2oo; Tho Wcstmon;
Earse; Tor yga1.olas , one 'Gle "a
.2S5. won. PmNru Jos Gregory, salO
S..45, second: Two Pair. los tRalJ, $i.."
,hlrd. Timv--l.i. 10. Also ran--Coriiia,
Sixth racs-parse 1900; 'or feus-ycar
Odds and ur. claiming onD mil aud q
. az ,ss6 50 Won gS,imarta3 I'67
tCircgory), S5.1p S+.Ji, second. Go!dtreSt
roy. los lGfu9esenl. SAG. ,hiri. .T.ms
Hush. Doctor jim E.nGsyous
Seventh race purse. $500. fog three
f"ar-olds and W. que, MI" ana ~
$500, $t.lo Won VII 10, in7 tIhurherl
sH9sa?3oyg'S! .sf ta.as sT T'@G
Chance. Jack kroN'H Athena, Tom i3ro"h
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MISS MARION HOLL|NS
IS OUT OF TOURNAMENT
British Champion Eliminates Crach
American Golfer After Thrill
ing Match.
LEV Enitcd News.

TURNEERRY, SCOTLAND. May 81.
Mrs. O. +. Fcitner. South Shore.
l.. l.. is now regarded as the strong
est American representative remain
ing in the running for the British
womcn's golf championship.
With the elimination Of Miss
Marion Ho!lins today by Miss Cecil
Leitch. the British champion, the
Americans saw their second best
chance follow Miss .ilcxa Stirling out
of the tournament. Miss Edith Cum
minES. OF chicago: Hiss Sara Fowncs.
of Pittsburgh. and Mrs. ~. II. Barlow,
Of Philadelphia. all won their matches
easily, but the game displayed 10y
Mrs. Feitner was the most impress
Sigc.
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Totals ........ 81 . . ~ Ii
'EattrN for Enrnrs in sixth

I'htt"d Tor Snllcc IN eighth
Philadelphia ..UlI OOa i13-lo
New York ... OOu 0nO Ol1- :,
summary: Twc-basc hite-Rurns.
Kelly. Walker. i. Miller Three has,
hitS-Lcr. j. Miller Home runs
Williams. Bruegy. Mcuscl Stolen
naScs-l Dung. Bruggy. Sacrifices
Rawlings. Frisch. Double PLAYS
frisch bancroft and Kelly: Rawlings
ana j Miller Left on hascs-phiio.
d"lphia. i; New York. O Base on
balls. off Barnes, | off Sal!rc. /:
Meadows, =; iiubb"ll. / Hiis-o.f
hhrn"s in innings: off Sallcr :!
IN > innings: rcrritt. ( in inning
off Meadows, IN innings: ,nonc
out IN cIEhtm; iiubbcll. in = in
n'nGS struck ont hy Barnes. j: .py.
Saliec. !. Meadows. :: Hubbnn
Winning pitchcr-MradowS Losing
irith"f -5arn"S. Passed ball
EruSGy. Umrircs, Quiglcy and O'Dav.
Time o.nO
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MEET BATTLE AXE TODAY

Battle hNn. oC INC C.,.,.,
League race. Vii have an oppoHrun,fi..
~ 70 SHOW that tnat o-gan;,,"'i,1,,,
Is providing ~" fastest a, rn',nV',
n1s"oa,' ~ Richmond this afternoon
81 toInmous, on Boulevard Fieii =,
. ciock The knights OF Colu,nhi,.
nine is having walk-awav In ,"" '3'S
Motor League, ana is regsrdcd ns
i inc Oh inc pest sandlot teams In the
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Richmond.

Petcrsiurg ...........O NO l3S 0nN-7
Richmond ......... lo2 020 0o0--5
summary: Two-hayc hits--Arra Eon.
Weafer. Miller. Three base hits
Shannon CD. Left on bases -Pctcrs-
burg, :; Richmond, $. Struck out
by Eruncr, 6; knowlson. .. Bases on
balls-on Bruncr :. knowlSOn. l.
Sacrifice ilits-kclly. shannon. .Arra
gon, Noonan Double plays-ArraCon
10 Stuart To WiiiErod. Hit hy pitch
cr-WNliGrod and Baker. by Bruncr;
Wood, hy knowlson Passed ball
Grecnnc. Time OF game. 2:G5. I'M
pircS-Orth and liMIEinS.
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BABE RUTH MAKES 18TH
HOME RUN IN WASHINGTON
SluEgcr Secures Circuit Smash In
Ninth Inning, With Two
Men on Base.
IEy Associatel rress-l

WASlllNGTON. May 3l.-Babo
Ruth made his fifteenth home ran OF
thc season today, sending The bal
over the right field wall win NO
on base in the ninth. but New York
lost 10 Washington. |. To ;
was kuths liSth home run OF
ms major league career and set n
new major league record m i,,rols
made eight consecutive hits OFF Now
IN the second. Zachary GOT a double
ana three singles in four times at
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'TIIII yin 'VW -'TU WVU WVW V----
Newport News .Olg OUo COL 600 3-5
summary: Two-baSc hits--Dcckcr,
LathaE, Lake (2). stolen haScS-M.
Black, Alathag, XilcnZigcr. Lake.
Sacricc hits-EurnS. /ilenZigcr co.
Lamy. Sacrifice nNAWhi tcraf l..
Double plays-IiicnZigcr to Dolan.
Riggs tunassistcd). Runs-Math aE.
Rice, Riggs, Whitcraft. Lake co. Hit
by pitched ball--iakc and Ecarns.
Lief; on bascs-Sunolk. IA: Newport
News. 5. Bases on balls-off Tike, / !:
oil CogGin. 3. Hits---on Fikc. S: of
Coggins, Il. Struck out--by F'ikc. il:
by coEgins. .. Time of Eame@2 80.
l.mpircs-Tilcy and Weir.
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RALLY IN NINTH FRAME
GIVES BROWNS GAME
IBy Assoclntcd prcss1

CHICAGO. May 3l.-"Spccd Daven.
port after relieving Aiulrennan ~,
me mound put Chicago out In front
WIN ms timely double. but he blew
UP IN the ninth inning and st. Louis
staged 4 rally which enabled them to
take the final game OF the series.
TOT.
The score:
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nings).
WHERE THEY PLtY TODAY.
Rlchmond III Petersburg: {. games
Newport News NJ suffolk
Norfolk ut Portsmouth
Wilson at Rocky Mann,
Pittsburgh Fans Hrrnk RccorJ

IITTSRtRGii. PA. May al.-Niorc
nan -S,1ou persons witnessed tho
afternoon Memorial Day clash re-
1weeh pittsburgh and Chicago a.
Forbes Field. officials OF the Pirates
saih ,ohhy. 1t was the biggest baso-
pan crowd since 1906. the Wear Enrhcs
Field was opened - w "cH
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Cincinnati,

.. 0HI'ITT'iI WO-D DISC hitS-Sec.
Stock 60. Fournicr. Rosh Three
base htS-Fonscca. Fourier. Dun
can, stolen haseS-Bohnc Roush 10Y
McHcnry. Sacriiicc-lIornsby Double
riays-i.avan to Fournier to Glenn
ons; l.avan to liornsby to Fourier:
HornShy To Lavan. Left on bases
st. Louis 4: Cincinnati {. Bases on
Salls-on Walker. 1. Struck ont-by
l.uquc: 2; Walker, .. Umpircs-Hart
and MCCormick Time l:5o
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NEWPORT NEWS BUILDERS
DEFEAT SUFFOLK IN 18Th

SUFFOLK. VA. May 3l.-With
seventeen hits TO Suffolk's credit and
fourteen men left on bases, the jinX
that purSiicS baseball sat on the
home bench this afternoon ana the
Cats lost to Newport News, to 3.
The
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POWDER CITY NINE TAKES
BATTLE FROM DUMBART0M

The Hopewcll baseball team yes
terday defeated the Dumbarton nine
by the score OF IL TO .. Racey. the
powder city hurier. held the. oppos-
ing hatters at his mercy while. Pur-
cell was touched for thirteen safe
wallops, q
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'Butted for Vaughn in eleventh.
tHattcd for Grimm in ninth
1Battcd for Carlson in tenth.
core by inning:

Score by innings:
Chicago .......... 100 Dol O0l 3Ol-1
Pittsburgh ....... 900 100 oil 3OU-G
summary: TWO base hits-Cut-
shaw. Whitfield. Grimes. Ticrney,
Three base hit-AIokan. stolen bases
Sullivan. Cutshaw Sacrifice
Terry, sullivan. kcllehcr go, Cut
shaw, Schmidt, Whitfield (2). Double
plays = cutshaw. Maranvillc and
Grimm: carey, Schmidt and Ticrney
schmidt and Ticrney. Left on bases
Chicago. 10; Pittsburgh. 49, Bases
on balls-on Vaughn. >; OF Freeman,
Hits-om Vaughn, IA in 10 innings:
OF Freeman. none In .; off Cooper Q
in .: OFF Carlson. 4 in /! of Hamilton.
: in . struck out--by Vaughn, /:
Freeman. l Cooper, . Carlson /:
Hamilton. |. Winning ptcher-Ercc
man. Losing pi;cher--Hamilton
vmpircs--B Brennan and Emsllc. Time.
3.OI
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1901 10 n
hatted Tor SG"chan in ninth.
NnShInpfup

eummhrN: Two-hnsc hits-Ghar-
r!tE. Devarmcr ca. Zachary. Three
base hitS-Ricc. Judge Shanks Jinr,o
run-Ruth. stolen Observation-Disclosures,
Judge. acriticc-McNally. Double
ppiays..Harris TO Judge: O'Rourkc 10
iiarriS TO Judge: FcwSter TO Mitchell.
SnhnkS TO Harris To Judge Left ON
6ases-Ncw York. S: WaSh!ncton. s
Eases on halls-oT Zachary, = She.
nan. 3. Iiits-on Hoyt. s In % in
struck out-by Zachary. 3: Shcchani
Losing pitcher-Hoyi umrires-
owens and chill. Time. . hours
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TRIPLE BY DUNCAN GIVES
CONTEST TO CINCINNATI
Victory Comes i'm Tenth Inning AZ
ter Teams Had Battlcd
.FicrCcly.
Try Associated Press. |

CINCINNATI o. May 2l.-Dunonn's
triple, followed by korts single in
ne tenth inning TO-DAY cn1bIel Gin
c'nnati to win from 81. Louis by a
score OF L to =.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RT.StIT~ YESTERDAY.
Chirago. !: Pittsburgh. o u2 inninEs).
Brn"LlSn. 8: i,">tOn. ..
philadelphia. 10; New York, ).
(inrinILItI. u: IT. i,OuIr, D.
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Detroit Nl0 loo 0o0 OO0-
Sion. Stephenson. Thrcc-base hit
licilmann. Stolen base Blue. Sac
rittc",-Ncach. Grancy. Smith Scwcll.
double piayS-foung, Bush ana Blue:
Scwell and Johnston Left on BASES
Detroit. s: Cleveland 10. Bases on
hallS-on Dauss. 6: Mails. :. Struci;
out-hy Mails. :; DausS. !. EMPIRES
Nn!,in, Wilson and Ilildebrand. Time.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. :: Richmond. -
Rocky Mount y: Wilson. g.
1r1snoUth. II: Norfolk IL
Newport News. .: suffolk. Oh In
lInp.l ~
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"a y
MOCISS MnIIni.
Totals
iplaiS ......5i II =
Dun! hit for Jolin In ninth.
Srnr. he 4

Rocky Mount ....... .bu3 20G OGN-S
summary: Home ran -kost Three
base h!t~Curry Two-basc hits
Walker. Chaplin. Sacrifice fly--Iicad.
Walter Double rays Walker 10
Roth (2). Chaplin to Curry 10 Kelli-
her. curry TO Chaplin TO kcliihcr
Base on bnlls-on Jolim. .: of Wood
hcah. ,. struck out--hy Join, .. by
Woodhead. I. Fit batsman-- Kline
and Walters by Woodhcad. Spencer
'hy Jol!n. Left on bases-w!lson S;
Rocky Mount. I. Earned runs-w!l-
son. ): Rocky Mount. Z Passed ban
Head. Time OF game. ESQ. Empires
dewitt and Harrison
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CUBS DEFEAT PITTSBURGH
IN TWELFTH FRAME. 7 TO 6

plTTSNt,RCin. PA. MAY 81.
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh to q.
III twelve innings today
The score:
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STANDING or CIT

~ WHERE THEY rI.SY TO-DAY
Duri.m at Greensboro,
High Point mt Itai~irh
Uunvillo at Winston Sale
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WHERE THEY rI.iY TODAY.
ST. JNuis nj tincihuati
thIruEo at f'itt eburEh.
ltrookIyn ut tIo- ton.
pItin,irIDhu at New SDrl
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Expect something for moth
ing and you generally get
nothing for something!
Trash is still trash even at
trash prices.
Clothing-good clothing-is
an investment. You get your
interest in the wear.
Rogers Peet clothing is
built on a quality basis. First
class all-wool fabrics. Good
tailoring. We offer ga dollars
worth and a little bit more"
for every dollar spent in our
store.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York ut Washington.
tOnly Two games scheduled
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VtiIN II = :.
'Bnitod for McManus in second.

ST. Louis ..Oio 622 COS
Chicago ....,...-..... 200 0i3 DO
Summary: Two-hase hits--John-
son. Davenport. Three base hits
Williams. stolen bascs-Iioopcr.
Strunk. Sacrihccs-MulliEan T.. coli
Inns. Tobin CD. Smith. SisIcr. John.
son. Double piays--Johnson to r..
Collins TO Shcciy. kolb 10 Gerber to
on tascs--St. Lou1S. IS. Chicago. /.
Bases ON hnilS--oT Mui-,nnan 81
kolh, ?; paYcnpori. Z. palmcro. !.
Hits--oG Mulrcnnun. 10 In 3 ga INN
inss: Davenport. in Ia innings
tnOnc out in n!nth). Hodge. none In
inning kolg, l: in . innings: shock
or IN inning. r;dmcto. s in = inn
inEs. struck oUt--by Mulrcnuan, | {;
Davenport, !. Shockrr. /. Winning
ritchcr-raimcro. Losing pitcher
Davenport. -Noriarrity and
.vnMA. Wine. 2:g5.
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Philadelphia.

Boston .On 0ln l1i-:,
ihiladc!phia ...... O0l 600 Oll-3
summary; Two-hasc hits-Fostcr.
Perkins. GALLOWAY. Home run--Witt.
stolen haSc-DykcS. Sacrifice
Menoskv t2). Foster, Dugan. Double
plays-Scoti. Pratt and Mc!nnis
Myers and Mcinnis; BRAZIL Galloway
and HraZill.. Left on bases BOSTON.
9: Philadelphia. s. Bases on balls
of MYERS. { Harris. T. Struck out
Dinccn and Connolly Time 1850
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PIEDMONT RESULTS

RESULT YESTERDAY.
Dan,iiIc. q. Winston salem, =.
S,rcen,burn. =: Raleigh. 8.
High Point. IL; bur ham. ].
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......iI
fpl,ilntictphin
totals ..7.' ~
.nn,.od for Naylor in ninth

philadclphIa 0O0 pOO O0A--i
Smmmary: Two-basc hits-.sc ut,
Foster. Pratt. stolen basc--Mcionis.
Sacrifice Pcnnock. Double plays.
Foster. Pratt and McInnis: Scott and
McInuis Left on bascs-Boston.
Philadelphia, I. Bases on bails.on
ptnuock g. HIits-oI Hasty. 10 In s
innings; of Naylor. in inning
struck out-by Pennock. 10: by
Hnsty s. Losing pitchcr--Hasty
Umpires-Connoily and Dinccn. Time
hours.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. :: Detroit. : or inniuEs).
no>ton. 5-H; philadelphia. 81.
st. I1uis. y; Chicago. :.
Washington, IL: New York. 3.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
rs YEARS FOR 5000
LIBERTY BOND HOLDUP
Meyers is Sentenced as a Sec
ond Offender.

Joseph Meyers. IS, was sentenced
yesterday by County Judge Louis -.
GIBBS 10 twenty eight yeals in Sing sing
Prison He WINS convicted In Bronx
county Of robbery iu fhe first degree
as a second offender. ou February ~
last Meyers and three uther mem it was
charged. stole $500 in Liberty bonds
and, other securities from tho Mctropol-
ltnn Tobacco Company 1851 Park ave
ruc. Meyers was the only one of the
gang rs bc arrested ILL., criminal rec
ORR p said To- include f74g convictions.
A thief equipped vith glass cutter
ana n cane with hook fiAcd 70 one
erd eut a hole flyo hy TEN inches III Ihe
plate glass window ot the Hilton Com-
pYny. at broadway and Thir'y-sevcnth
street Sunday morning, lt was reported
Yesterday ana drew Is $3.50 fur trimmed
ovcrcoat through the aperture Two
other thefts by The same method have
taken place recently AZ Hilton stores.
stephen Lynch. u.s. of 1927 Second
avenue. was held n 100000 yesterday
bv Magistrate Mgncuso for examination
tomorrow on charges ~ completely III
the theft or shirts valued at $4,000 from
the loft of James t-lrieh 1921 Second
avenue. On December z. James Heruea-
AZ ~ i6l East Niue.y y-scventh street. d
now IN lsmira Rcformatory for this
theft
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
ONE HELD, II INDICTED
FOR FAKE BOND SALES
Organized Band Stumbled
Brokers, Is Charge.

What is alleged to have been a wen
organized scheme by swindlers to cheat
stock brokers by obtaining employment
III their offices and collecting cash COM
missions upon fake orders FOR stocks
was revealed yesterday when Vincent
Il King of 50a West 141st street was
held by Judge Kocu'g IN General Ses-
sous in $4,000 BAH on d charge of
grand larceny. Bench warrants have
been issued FOR fourteen other persons.
According % representations made in
court by Assistant District Attorneys
Richard 9. Murphy and Lester Lazarus,
King and the other fourteen, all of whom
have been indicted. made their head
quarters along Park Row and made q
practice Of answering advertisements Of
brokers for stock statesmen. 1t is alleged
that they would represent that they
controlled a desirable clientele, and after
getting jobs would present what ap-
pearcd to be big orders from substantial
persons. They would then induce their
employers to accept the promissory
notes of these supposed clients. When
thc account had been opened II is
claimed. they would collect their COM
missions, making L a point to be out
of the way when the notes fell due and
were found % be worthless.
Exactly how far the operations of the
band have extended Is d matter OF much
speculation but the, District Attorneys
office inclined 10 the belief yesterday
that great many brokers had been
imposed upon. Already. it was said.
losses amount to between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
Range Or prices
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March s.-The cotton
market closed steady to-day four points
down TO one point up, net. Closng-Aiarcl.
iO,9lc; May, lf.3Sc.: July, 1l.74c October,
l. PIC. Decnrnher u 1nc
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
UNCERTAINTY RULES
OVER COAL REDUCTION
Customary Price Cut IN April
May Not Be Made.

some uncertainty cxiets in tAa aathra-
cite coal trade as to whether the SPRING
reduction in prices usually pal tnt"
.ffcct 1n Apml N WIN be made tl- Eear
0nc concern, tae Icaiea Coal aud $af.-
cation Company. has announced aecofa-
in9 l3 tha Goal Trade J0lu1W. that there
VIII be no reduction ou April y Iae
matter Is stll being considered by other
companies, and some. according to this
report. may mako Z cut OF 80 cents.
That, however "a regarded o. the
maximum reduction llkclv DO be made
Independent companies have booked
comparatively few orders but % is ta-
probable that any of them WIN hare o
suspend Fit any time during tno present
month. THO larger companies afe kc.p-
ins coal supplies moving t5 build up
reserve suppiea "A definite announce
nent of prices mieht stimulate beE .nr
by dealers. 81 is fclt.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
SUGAR.

The advance to ceats for Cubas has
started local rehncrs advancing their list
prices. Yesterday the National went IL
cents less 2 per cent, an advance ~ Fl
cent d pound. which was followed by a
like advance hy the Pennsylvania Other
local rehners made no change or were
Withdrawn from The market The
American bought 5000 bags of Porto
Rico fer S5.96. q. !. f and the cuban
Finance Committee reported sales ~
Gubas Tor cents, 9. and r, but would
furaish no details of the transactions,
Receipts III Cuban ports were very heavy
ior tce week, exports increased sharply
end stocks At cuban ports increased
shout ~ 900 tons.
ha range of prices ID Yesterdays
futures market follows.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HETTRTCK HAS ONLY SIX
ON TRIAL WITH HIM
These Include a Corporation
m Alleged Plumbing Plot.

Although fifty-fvc individuals and
corporations were named oa codofoud-
ants with John 4. ucttrick In the in-
d4etmeat charging the lawyer with vlo-
.atlon ~ the antitrust laws through his
rims oc Manhattan mastcr plumbers,
only five individuals ana one corporation
went 10 trial with him yesterday before
Supreme Court Justice John " McAvoy
or the other defendants two arc dead.
and the charges against five others had
3een dismissed, while all 81 tine rest Had
1tondonod their former leader t. hfs
fate and entered pleas of guilty. Tho
ast three d sever relations with Het-
trick were Michael u Canavan. David
Degan and tho corporation OF Canayan
81 Deigan. who pleaded guilty yestcrda Y
IHay and the others Who have pleaded
GUat appear for sentence when the trial
Ks over
On tral with Hettrlclt are William j.
poran aud William IL. Chapman presi-
eert and walking delegate respectively
cf the yourncyman plumbers union. who
we're recently convicted with him of
conspiracy to cocrce. The only master
numbers standing trial are John II
knight, who admits having induced Hct-
rick to organize his industry. ana
Charles A. Murphy ana Frank r. Zee.
oCIoofs ~ the corporation Of Wells 4
newton and this corporation. which Is
uIs0 named as defendant
After the Jury had been selected Ken
getb M spence, Special Deputy Attor-
uoy-Gcneral, opened tho case for the
prosecution. outlining the history OF
dettricNs operations among tho master
plumbers of Manhattan. The evidence
which win be introduced In this trial is
similar 10 that which was presented at
the last Wettrick trial
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
COTTON MARKET
STEADY AT CLOSE
Finishing Prices Are Z Points
IN TO 6 Down, With Local
Spot Off ).

Tnc market for cotton futures was
little changed from the preceding clos
Ing Ill any time yesterday except 1T tho
outset. mhan there was enough pressure
io cause decline Of 7 to "a points.
lhe loss was attributed TO the poor
Liverpool cables. disturbing foreign
ncws, easier exchange rates and con-
'inued nessimistic mill news New Bed
ford mills reported q small demand for
ine comhcd goods and Southern spin
ncrs seem Of the opinion that there Is
au ovcrproduction Of warns that cannot
hc taken care Of without additional dras-
tie curtailment Business was generally
dull and a times in the later part OF tile
session simmered away TO almost noth-
Ing.
Following the opening heaviness the
market met little Wall Street support
and came back 10 4 level Of within a few
points Of the preceding final bids 1'luc-
tuations were extremely narrow, how
ever, with the majority Of operators in
clined 70 await new developments in the
situation abroad. Bulls found a factor
RI not a little Importance in adyices
from Georgia to the effect that business
conditions had improved to the extent
that the State Banking Department had
issued permits 10 ten dffferent suspended
banks to reopen for business The Eng
lish market was barely steady at its
finish. Manchester news was poor, al
though showing little of noteworthy inn
portance. At the days highest level the
local market was points higher to
lower Gains We're not we'll held
During most Of the trading after the
FIRST hour the market was generally
about 20 IL points net under Mondays
final bids Selling for outside account
was against the list. but there seemed to
be enough support from Liverpool and
New Orleans to prevent the market from
slipping off too sharply. Business in the
last hour was featureless. Notices
totalled about 1.7o0 bales and increased
tho pressure on March early ia the day
Scalpng was about the only business in
the last hour, prices fiuctuating within
few points of Mondays final quota
tions The market closed steady. Z
points higher to 6 lower and local spot
was Off at 11.50.