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The Washington herald., 1921-05-05

Totals. % s24 lsl Totals. - L
'Bstted for Griffith in eighth.
tBatted for Miller In hinth.
tran for kreager In ninth.
fRstted for Ryan in seventh.
sBatted for Nehf In eighth.
Ran for GRston in eirhth
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05

cincinnati- ......... eooolo o-l
Runs-See, Flsck. Hollocher. Grimes. Er-
rors-Daubert. Hsrrrsve. Tvo-bsse hits
See ~, Holloeher. Sacrifice hit-Nsisel.
stolen base-Flack. Struck out-By RiIey.
=: by Freeman. I. Bases on balls-Od
Freeman, ? Umpires-Rigler and Moran.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05

Tetals y s27 IL Totals. - 2Ssls
zone out when winning run made.
Score by inninEs:
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05

Perhaps zbyszko is merely an ex-
ception. We are merely discussing
both sides Of the case here. as an
piled to competition. not unfolding
any expert testimony. as we are no
part Of an expert chemical analyst,
such as Mr.. Criily. Of Litchfeld, fs.
II Is easy enough to scof at theory
about which you know extremely
little.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05

Chittepdeu. Driscoll. Mack. Two-bsse hit
Sloan. Sacrifice hit-Lyneh. Stolen esses-
Eddy, Murphy. Left On bsses-Tsle 4.
Ca tholic T. g. Bases on bslls-Of Chitten-
den . Struck cut-By Chittenden 3. Hit
BY piteher-Driscoll. By Chittendeu. Time
las. Cmpire-Johnstone
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05

; Goals from fouI-HoWenstein, )
out of g.: Richards. 0 out of 1.
Thrown goals-wiiton. .. Touched
goais-Niiler. ..
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. ~
Detroit. IL; Chicago. g.
Other games postponed. rain.
Games To-day.
New York At Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia
Detroit at ST.. Louis.
chieiso at cisssland.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Hanley Cup Golf Match.

LAkE"OOD. n J., May John
W. Herbert, widely known among
senior golfers of the Atlantic slope
by his performances at Apawamis,
today won the yearly spring handi-
cap F sns GSs Cup %,s at the the Lake
of 1os-25-s1. For the low gross
medal there was a tie at s6 between
II. wellington Woods, of Phila-
delphia, with eight strokes allow
ance, and Samuel Allison, Of Brook
iyn rated at ten. Felix Treyhold.
OF Washington. finished with, a
score Of 1zo-3o-s0.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05

There are still many inner mys-
teries to existence which science
alone can reach. Perhaps the prop
osition, of ''vitamines and victory
Is one Of them Certainly. the West,
with it's long line of heavyweight
boxing and wrestling champions,
and its long line Of title holders. can
put the burden Ct proof up to the
East Back to the soil! should this
include the long cultivated variety
or merely the unplowed realms Of a
virgin plain?
The Washington herald., 1921-05-05
Minor League Results

International League.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The American Petroleum lnstit.'te
estimates the daily average gre So
crude oil production in the United
states during the week ended October
%, vas 1.193.0.0 barrels. in contrast
with 1,166,1JO the preceding week. an
increase of 26.900
Imports to Canada for year ended
September 80 fell off by approximate
ly s420.o00.0 900 compared with the pre-
vious twelve months, Ottawa official
figures report. Imports from the
United States totaled S643,625,67s and
exports s42S.593.374.
Detroit advices report an order
totaling approximately sl.200,0 900,
said to have been received by the
Continental Motors Corporation from
Durant Motors.
Tobacco Products Corporation earn
ingS in the first three-quarters of 1921
aggregated more than 81. .6SS. 900, Suffi-
cfent to pay the full years dividend
on both common and preferred stocks s.
Production ratio Of the Interna tional
Taper Company has been increased to
90 tons daily. which is nearly so per
cent of capacity.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

BALTIMORE. October IS. - This
weeks receipts totaled 412 hogsheads.
besides which there were 96 hogs
heads of old crop reinspected. Sales
totaled 929 hogsheads. Prices for all
good and fine grades advanced again.
with ~ cents being the top price
paid to date.
Prices per 100 pounds for Maryland
tobacco are:
Inferior and frosted, firm leaf. 800
Assoc: sound common and greenish,
6.0Oa10.O0; good common, 11.00a11.00; !;
medium. 1s.O0a30.00; good to fine red.
31.O0a45.00; fancy. 46.O0a47.oO: sec
onds, common to medium. 00a11.00: {:
seconds. good to fine. 1s.00a30.00: bay
tobacco fire cured. 15.00a55.Oo: upper
country. air cured, nominal; ground
leaves (new). 2.00a23.00.
stock in warehouSes-Maryla 21.-
.S2 pounds: Ohio, 4,4S4 pounds; total.
25.76S pounds.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Trading Greatly Improved;
Buying Is Still Cautious
BY j. n. Filming.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
ST. LOUIS, October 2S.-Wholesaie
and retail trade in this territory is
showing marked improvement as a
result of seasonable weather and de-
pletion of stocks The most slgnifi-
cant aspect of the commercial situa-
ton is the empty shelves in city and
country stores. Buying is still eau
tious and gauged to immediate needs.
in the wholesale drug and specially
line. which is growing slightly in
volume ot sales orders for Christmas,
Speciaitits are reported. although
Tie bulk of the business is for imme
which have put German-madt Christ
mas novelties and toys on display. re-
port increased transactions COM
pared with September. Virtually all
branches of trade are better.
Dealers in some foodstuffs through
out this district had accumulated sup
plies sufficient to cover needs of COM
munities for period of three weeks
in preparation for a possible strike,
but shipments of live stock and prod
uCe have not piled up in UNIV ieldy
quantities, rs it was felt that suiii-
cient amounts to meet any emer-
sency could be readily transported to
narket centcrS in motor trucks.
\ general increase .in the price OF
coal of % cents Il ton has been au-
nounced and there is a good demand
for coal for domestic uses ana Tor
coke although this demand is not yet
up to normal. Depleted stocks for all
kinds of merchandise throughout the
south and west presage a satisfac-
tory business for the next few months.
In dry goods. hats. candies, groceries,
hardware and furniture sales nave
been larger than those for similar
period of last year.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
DY PHI. :. HANNA.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
DETROIT. October est appears
as though the automobile industry
would take back seat temporarily in
this section, while other Industries
make up for lost time. The downtown
trade here is described by merchants
as quite satisfactory" and holiday
preparations already are in evidence.
Trade in all retail lines except auto
mobiles has quickened this week
Moderate weather has interfereu
somewhat with the movement of win
ter clothing. but orders received by
wholesalers from up state have IN
creased in volume.
Hupmobilc and Packard price cuts
have stimulated some buying. and
fairly brisk. but motors in general
Taxation from activity. Employment
firms this eek report 3.962 fewer men
at work ,nan last week. This is the
first downward swing since May. The
total employed as reported is 1881,
With 100000 a year :so.
The business in foreign exchange
has slumped SO heavily that private
bankers practically have abandoned
handling foreign drafts and currency.
Losses have been numerous. due to
the fall in German and Polish marks.
ana the volume of business has di-
mlnlshed as Il result of unemployment
among reiSn-born workmen.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
NEW YORK RESERVE BANK.

NEW YORK. October 2S.-The state
ment of condition of tho Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York. at the close
of business October 26. shows:
Total gold reserves, s1.052. 153.S2o.
Total reserves, s1.0s?.244.429.
Bills discounted secured by govern
n.snt war obligations. for members.
S97.l65.93T.
All others. for members. $l34.1iS.Ss9.
Bills bought in open market. s"o,-
l59.s3S.
Total bills on hand. S2S1. .440.SSJ.
Total earning assets, $330.122.Oao.
Uucollected items, s1it,I81,i5l.
Due to members. reserve account.
$675.364.13l.
Total deposits. s699,9+S.S5'.
Federal reserve notes In actu"f cir
cuIation. S623.s72.66S.
Ratio of total reserves to deposit
and federal reserve note liabi lties
combined. Se.3.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
B. G. O. OPERATING COSTS DROP

BALTIMORE. October eS. - The
Baltimore and Ohio road earned the
September proportion of fixed charges
with ss55.000 to spare. according to
statement Of earnings and expenses
for the month. With the single eN-
ception of August the gross earn
ings Of the company were the larg
est for any month since January.
while the net showing was the best
since April and the expenses We're
the lowest since May. Railway oper-
ating revenues were s1.10l.1S7 smaller
spending month a year ago, but oper-
ating expenses were SI,145.aS9 less
than they were in September. 1920,
and this, together with savings in
other branches, enabled the company
to increase it's net operating income
$154,546.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
FOREIGN BONDS.
Quotations furnished BY w. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
BETHLEHEM EARNINGS UP.
Regular Dividends on Both Glasses
of Common Declared.

NEW YORK. October 2S.--Earnings
Of the Bethlehem Steel Cooperation for
:he last quarter were in excess Of divi-
dend requirements. President Grace an
nounces. after the regular dividends on
both classes Of common shares had been
declared.
books. as OF September 80 last, amount
ed to $4,000 900. compared with $s4.-
600. 900 at the end of the previous quar-
ter. The steel plants. Mr.. Grace said.
are operating at about 40 per cent OF
capacity, this increase having been
reached largely because Of full opera
tions in tin plate and sheet. together
with fair volume Of structural busi-
ness.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
More Than LOO Homes
Built in Atlanta Since Jan. ]
ny RALPH SMITH.
Special dispatch to The Star.

Special dispatch to The Star.
ATLANTA, October 2s.-A striking
reduction in the cost of building ma
ierials is reflected in figures given out
here by the city building inspector.
These show that construction opera
tinns to date this year have been equal
in size and number to those for the
entire twelve months of 1920, While
the cost has been $3.500.O00 less than
for last year. More than 1.1o0 homes
have been built since January ]. This
is more than twice as many dwellings
as were put up i'll 1920.
In addition, AN organization known
as the rive hundred club" has been
formed, each member Of which is
pledged to begin Immediately erection
OF a home which shall be rented at a
reasonable price. 1t is hoped in this
way to influence the reduction of rents.
Atlanta had completed elaborate
emergency arrangements in event of
a railroad strike. and mayors of the
Georgia cities had reported that the
smaller communities were well sup
piled TO combat any shortage. With
the calling off of the strike. these accu-
mulated supplies, 1t is expected. will
pass back into trade channels.
Sweet potato growers are endeavor-
Ing to make potatoes basis for loans
from the banks. The crop is estimated
at about 103 100000 bushels. and pota-
toes are selling at 45 to 80 cents a
buShel,
Evening star., 1921-10-28
MANY CARS STAND IDLE.

On October 5, the last date for
which reports have been made. 143.-
200 cars of all classes were standing
idle in good order. In addition, 203.-
GOO cars were on hand in bad order.
probably more than half of which
could be made fit for service in from
ten TO thirty days. Rail men say no
matter whether the passage of the
funding bill puts s400.00O.o00 to 1000
ono 900 cash at their disposal or not.
they see no reason to order equip
ment freely while they cannot use
what they have.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
BERLIN BANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN. October 2S.-The state-
ment of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many, as of October %, shows the
following changes: Total coin and
bullion increased 1.267.000 marks.
Gold decreased 1000 marks. Treas
ury notes increased 116.5S7.500 marks.
Notes of other banks increased O.
O50. 900 marks. Bills discounted de-
creased 3,710.420.000 marks. Advances
decreased 3,10S,000 marks. Invest
ments decreased 9.262,000 marks.
Other securities increased 246.4a9.000
marks. Notes in circulation increa sed
AIS 9Ss. 900 marks. Deposits decreased
34a9 e5S.00 marks. Other liabilities
Increased 9s.52I 900 marks. Total
gold holdings. 1.023.632. 900 marks.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
GOLD FIELDS ACTIVE AGAIN.

SACRAMENTO. Calf. October 2s.-
\ pronounced revival of activity in
the gold mining fields of northern
California and Nevada, where the
forty-niners once operated is being
manifested. most of it, it is believed.
being due to the declining cost
"f materials used in old-mining
operations. Reduced cost of labor
also is a factor in the renewal of ac-
tivity.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Coppers More Active.
RECORD CLAIMED.

WINNIPEG. October 2s.-The Cana
dian Pacific railway claims a new world
record for handing grain. when 1t ship
ped east 1879 loaded cars in twenty
four hours. Forty-one trains-more
than twelve miles Of cars-were re-
Guired to move the huge shipment.
which consisted Of between $500, 900 and
z COO 900 bushels
Evening star., 1921-10-28
PARIS BOURSE FIRMER.

PARIS. October 2s.- Prices were
frmer on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs 20 centimes: ex-
change on London. 81 francs 10 GEN.
times: per cent loan. 81 francs IS CEN
times. The dollar was quoted at IS
francs - centimes. The bourse will re-
main closed until Wednesday. Novem-
hnr
Evening star., 1921-10-28
MANY BANANAS ARRIVE.

BALTIMORE, October 2s.-Large
cargoes or bananas. amounting to
1865 punches, have been unloaded
here--17,411 punches from Port Maria
The cargo also comprised 1,044 cocoa
nuts and grapefruit. Another ship
brought 20,257 lunches.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
EXCHANGE SEAT DROPS.

NEW YORK. October 3s.-The price
q. seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change dropped $4,000 when the sale
"c membership was announced at
$4,000 The last previous sale was
rccoraed at $4,000. The names of
purchaser and seller were not made
puhli9.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, october 2S.-Foreisn
har silver. 70a4; Mexican dollars, 541a.
LONDON, October 2S.-Bar silver.
40T. pence per ounce; money, per
cent Discount rates: Short bills, 80.
per cent: three month bills, 3 11-16a
30. per cent.
Evening star., 1921-10-28

&
provement in sales.
Rubber.
NEW YORK, October IS tSpeciaD.-
Demand from manufacturers, the bet
terment in exchange rates and 1ndl-
cations Of strength in foreign mar
kets have tended to stiffen the posi-
tion Of the rubber market here.
Fruit.
LODI. Calf. October % (SpecIaD.-
Grape growers in the vicinity of Lodi,
whose harvest is just over, realized
about $1S,00O.O00 for the 1921 crops.
NEW YORK. October IS Especially
There is Il fair demand for teas in
this market in jobbiug quantities.
Purchasing fer replenishment by
dealers is expected to increase.
Candy.
NEW ORLEANS. October 2S.-Man
their working forces daily and all are
now running on full time. They ex-
pect to put on double shifts within
two weeks.
MONTREAL, October 2S tSpeciaD.-
The Canadian Pacific railroad has let
Il contract for the repair of 1000
freight cars to the Canadian Car and
Foundry Company, which will keep
the plants of that company here and
at Amherst, n. s., busy for some time.
NEW YORK, October 2S (SpeciaD.-
The aggregate of new business In
structural steel pending is about
10000 tons.
KANSAS CITY. October % tSpe-
ciaD The Kansas City Bolt and Nut
Company will soon put in operation
u new Morgan finishing mill with
capacity of $50 tons of steel day.
SEATTLE, October IS (SpeciaD.-
Shipments of -four to the far east
and to Hawaii age averaging $4,000
barrels a month. and it is believed
reach $4,000 barrels.
Yeast.
KANSAS CITY. October Is Especially
The Liberty Yeast Company will
weeks new factory, which while
it has been built some time. has never
been put into commission because of
depressed business conditions.
Drugs.
NEW YORK. October IS (SpeciaD
Refined camphor has been advanced
10 cents a pound in this market aud
now is selling at S. cents. Powdered
camphor is quoted at 81 and both
grades are in short supply.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Shoes.

LYNN. Mass, October IS (SpeciaD.-]
The members of the Lynn Shoe Manu-
facturers' Association have proposed
a 20 per cent wage reduction to their
workers. BY agreement with the
unions. changes in the rate of pay are
effective only when both sides are
agreed that such a change is neces-
sary to stimulate business.
SEATTLE, October 2S (Special).-
Eastern shoe manufacturers are from
four to six months behind In deliv-
cries on orders here, according to 10
pSAl retail msIUhants. Shoe prices
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Coal.

SEATTLE October aS (SpeciaD.-
Imports of bituminous coal from Aus
tralia at the Pacific ports this month
will amount to more than 10000 tons.
THUS marks the beginning Of an ell
tireIy new trade for the Pacific north
west AS mucu more coal is due in
November and the ships bringing 1t
will return with lumber. news print
and wrapping paper. from Canada.
CHICAGO. October 2S (SpeciaD.--
The Peoples Gas Light and COKE
Company has just opened its new
plant. which is said to be the best
equipped gas plant in the world 1t
mas capacity of 30.0O0.000 cubic feet
of gas day and uses corresponding
quantity of coal. The cost of the
plant was S1S.00O,000.
NEW YORK, October rs (SpeciaD.-
The industrial and public utility
companies now are waiting railroad
strike Developments. and it is expected
the demand for coal will he dull for
two weeks. but the stagnatlon is not
expected to continue past that time.
The stocks on hand are sufficient to
carry past an ordinary emergency.
Prices of bituminous Pennsylvania
coal are firm.
The Navy Department has awarded
contracts for the transportation OF
90 900 tons of Goa from Hampton
roads to Pacific coast ports 1or Navy
use. The rates ranged in the neigh
borhood of S3.3o Il ton.
Live stock.
CHICAGO, October % Especially
Receipts of cattle and live stock have
been heavy for several days. as ship
pers have crowded their cattle to
market in expectation of railroad
tie-up. The lard market has oees
firm with active cash trade and heavy
export demand. Steady contracts for
future delivery have been numerous
and March contracts are above $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA, October 20 (Spe-
ciaD.--The low prices of corn and
other feed have resulted in a reduction
in the price of hogs and cattle here.
Present quotations are from 80 to SO
per cent lower than at this time last
year.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
ALL TRADE LINES IN DETROIT
EXCEPT AUTO ARE QUICKENED
Employment Is Reported Fallen OFF Slig ght-
ly-Wholesale Orders Increase.
Elsewhere.

here are firm. with gradual I'M
provement in sales.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Drugs.

NEW YORK October IS (SpeciaD.
Refined camphor has been advanced
10 cents a pound in this market aud
now is selling at S. cents. Powdered
camphor is quoted at 81 and both
grades are in short supply.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Yeast.

KANSAS CITY, October IS Especially
The Liberty Yeast Company will
put in operation in the next few
weeks a new factory, which. while
it has been built some time. has never
been put into commission because of
depressed business conditions.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Fruit.

LODI. Calf. October % (SpeclaD.-
Grape growers in the vicinity of Lodi,
whose harvest is just over, realized
about $1S,000,0 900 for the 1921 crops.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Tea.

NEW YORK. October IS Especially
There is Il fair demand for teas in
this market in jobbiug quantities.
Purchasing for replenishment by
dealers is expected to increase.
Evening star., 1921-10-28

Rubber.
NEW YORK, October IS Especially
Demand from manufacturers, the bet
terment in exchange rates and indi-
cations Of strength in foreign mar
kets have tended to stiffen the posi-
ton of the rubber market here.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
Candy.

NEW ORLEANS. October 2s.-Man-
ufacturers of candy are adding to
their working forces daily and all are
now running on full time. They ex-
pect to put on double shifts within
two weeks.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
steel.

SEATTLE. october IS (SpeciaD. -
Shipments of -four to the far east
and to Hawaii age averaging $4,000
barrels a month. and it is believed
that the october shipments will
reach $4,000 barrels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17

ers for the pupils will be Installed In
the wide corridor. Book cases for
the school library are located on this
moor.
On the second floor there is an audi
forum with a seating capacity of 500.
1t measures 20 feet by sc feet. afford
ing ample space for basketball, volley
ball and other indoor sports. A 1.age
with fnodsrn electrical appliances is
situated at the northern end of the
auditorium. A shower-bath and
dressing room for men Is located 70 the
left of the stage. A kitchen. dining
room, social room. as well as shower
bath and dressing room for ladies are
situated on the eastern side OF the sec
ond floor. On the third floor. in ad-
dition to the gallery. providing space
for several hundred Spectators. there
are two store rooms and two meeting
rooms. In place of the unsightly fire
escapes the building has on either end
a ~hre-proof construction OF steel and
concrete. into which all corridors and
exits lead. The unham double heat
ing and a vacuum ventilating system
insure an abundant supply of fresh
warm air in all parts OF the building.
The class rooms have been equipped
with modern furniture throughout.
A large enrolment or pupils is ex-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
Efficiency Bug Finds ToddIe Top
Craze Captures Bank Directors

young prism on a spindle, each OF thu
octagon's sides bearing such tnscrip-
tions as ~Pu one Take two" Put
ALL Take ALL etc. The idea is that
you put in one cent. one dollar. oil
one whatever you're playing for. OF
take out the corresponding medium OF
exchange.
The odd TOP. as you know, is un-
lawful. There's a ban against 1t. You
do. too. know It.
Anyway. the efficiency expert wrote
out his report. 1t was submitted 10
the board OF directors OF the banking
concern An executive session was
called to consider the toddle top. The
session continued for more than an
hour. The efficiency expert tired OF
waiting. At the end of another half
hour the expert opened the door to
the executive chamber to inquire the
hour when the session would be over.
On the floor OF the chamber knelt
and sat the twelve directors. One of
them was in the act Of spinning the
toddle top. 1t spun and stopped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17
At the CountySeat

The many friends OF Rev. and Mrs
Hale. pastor OF the Presbyterian church
will regret TO learn that they are lean
ing Crown Point the early part Of OcF-
Der. Rev. Hale having notified his
congregation OF his resignation last
Sunday. The Hales are leaving for
New York City where Rev. Hale will
spend two years with one of the best
'achers in voice culture. being n
possessor OF a wonderful baritone
voice and his teachers having promised
a brilliant future for him II he WIFI
spend two years in future. The Hates
ave made many friends In Crown
Point who sincerely regret their de-
parture
Mr.. and Mrs Thorenson have return
ed from a visit with relatives al Har-
vey. Ill
The family OF Ray Hale who tiawe
been living In the house. owned by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17

with the growth Of the business dis
trict OF Hammond. The din of traffic
seriously interfered with successful
teaching. Besides. the church really
ed tho necessity of providing suitable
quarters for tho various societies OF
the church. On January LIST of this
year the Hamond labor organizations
took possession OF this building and
the church acquired real estate near
the Industrial High school.
The new building. facing East on
Erie street has a frontage of go feet
and a depth of 81 feet. In the base
ment there are two well lighted and
ventilated play rooms for the pupils
Adjoining these rooms there is a spa
cious room. rs feet by so feet to be
occupied by two bowling alleys and
by billiard tables. In this room there
is also a sales stand and stock room.
On the first floor there are four large
classrooms and m office. Steel lock-