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The Washington times., 1921-06-19
GIANTS WIN IN TENTH
WITH SEVEN-RUN RALLY

CHICAGO. June Is.-The Giants
won the second extra-inning game Of
the present series from the Cubs. 10
to 3. In tan innings. The Giants
mixed six hits with three passes In
the tenth for q seyen-run rally. The
hitting of Kelly and Bancroft fea-
tured. Score:
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He's Building Up.

George staiIings says he's building
UP a baseball team In Rochester
which will yet make a fight with
the Baltimore Orioles for the 1877
pennant and surely win the Dag in
1922. stalliugs is collecting young
players and giving them his personal
attention at all times
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Lanpdon Wants Games.

The Lsngdon A c. having organized
is now ready to book games with
fast teams in this city and vicinity
on Saturday and Sunday. For games
address Manager w. r. Love, 1920
Irving street northeast. or phone
North 1hss-J after 8 O'Clock .. m
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Olynpics Ahead.

olympic A c. players hung up q
~ 10 win over the sheppsrds ycs-
terday. Sample pitched well for In.
winners. The olyrnpics want ramr.
with siSteeniyear-oid teams. phil
sample, North sSts-w. is manager.
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PHILlIES RoUT REDS
IN ONE HEAVY SESSION

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 1s.-Napier
lasted long enough to give the Phil
lies a nve-run lead. with which they
won, TO 8. Smith was in good
form and allowed only six hits
Score:
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Pepco lake Notice.

Tho Ashwood baseball team COM
posed OF old Pepco players. chai-
lenses the above mentioned team and
other teams In the District.
oliver jackson is business manager
and can be reached at 1905 @ street
eoutheast
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COLUMBIA COURSE READY
NOW FOR NATIONAL OPEN
By BRYAN MORSE.

RonK field history
off the Open Championship Golf the Columbia
Country Club Finishing
perfection win be put the next three weeks
will find the
practice be little doubt that days will be
entry list is likely exceed 200
Year before last there l42 entries At Toledo
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huns-Powell, 2: Barbee, 2: South
Sihsan, S1rsn, Nichss,son olson .; Boeckei Hoike, Ford
pson' Srpa = stock. ?; hornsby, NieberssiI
Errrroors-Barbare, Ford. Smith Hesthcote
pihoefer. Two-base hits-DiIhoennr.
rournior. scott Gibson. Three-base hits
boeckeL Saorince--Hoike Sour hwortb
MGhen-y, Nicholsen- Passed bsii--Nisbsr-
GAL bases on balis-Soott, T. Struck ont
WIN. - Scott Umpires-ODay and
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;. c. FAWcETT is FIRST
IN WEEKLY CLUB SHOOT

G. c. Fawcett proved best at the
traps yesterday In the weekly shoot
of the Washington Gun Club on the
club grounds. Fawcett knocked 46
out of so birds
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Totals. "a is 80 IL

Runs Bsunis. Bancroft C3). Frtsch 90,
Young. King. Snyder. Brown. Flaek CD.
O'FrrelL Two base hits - Bancroft.
Young, KsIiehsr, o'FarrelL Brown. Kelly.
Home run-o'Farrell. Sscrifioes-Terrr.
Twombiey. Stolen base-sullivan- Bases
York. .: by roney. 1. Double plsys-Hoi-
Iocher 10 Grimes. Hoilocher TO Terry. Um-
piros-Aessrs. Klem and Emslie
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RACING ENTRIES
AQEEDUCT.


NEW YORK. June ls.-Aqueduct entries
FIRST RAcE-For three-year-olds and up
ward: six furiongs. Hobey Baker. 10; Major
par1<e, LIS; Genie W.. III; DimnneSdale. los
Polly Ann, no; Piayfeilow. Ia: Curfew, 100;
1t. Michael, 10: Star Court. Ill; Bslly-
ioe; yurucari. III: Merchant Marine, rs;
Jesavas q; conins. los; Duo De aorny, los;
SECOND RACE--About t~o miles. Rhons.
Trail 10; Tattle, lss; .wi.ast Fool. ist;
'overmateh. i34: .war Victor, i3o
THIRD RAoE--Fiye furlongs. Toddle. iei
Maggie Murphy. es;l Radiola, 80; Radical III;
Execution. for; wyiie. i1o; Furious 20: Bar
rington, III: Bountifui. i0s, Dick Deadeye.
ZOE: M. White, ~: Csadors- III; Mamma.
N FouRTH tnEf RACons lss ns ii. ns" ana q sixteenth
Gain. 100; sennlnrs Park. liz; Plsyfeilow
los; Snare IS; rsnrose, lo7; p.. Clark. ITO;
FIFTH RACE-Cisimins; one mile and q
sixteenth. rrogtown. 1os: salute. ic2; LAX.
rosa, l12; Horeb. lo7: 'Rookport D.. Dorcss,
sixth RACE-Frve fur,onss. OIL Man.
IFS; Laliy. LIE; Knot Grsss. lis: Ffnshty,
bow Boy, iI5; Relay. us; Aknuiti, iiS; Mas
ter Hand lis: Billy Watt, IFS: Picnic. lis;
Altimo, i1b; Glen Bells lie; sun Reigh, IFS:
Simple Simon. us: sisive Connsrd. LIS; silent
King. llb; DR.. T. 8. Dnbney, fis
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fast
LATONIA.
FIRST RACE--Purss 81 200; cisimir
Tor three-year olds and upward. six fur
longs Fire Lough, 81; Advance, Io2; .Ri5
son. los: sam Reh, 1e7; slack wisrins,
Different Eyes. IL: BY BY Heck. ia: arsen
Grass. ~; Day of Wrath, ii2; Or. Car
Also eligible .Meivin. Ilo; Hondo. re;
Amanda, 1oT; Roll On, 1p2
SECOND RACE-Purse si.aoo; for
Phantom Blue. III; Hsiriine. iis: Bill and
Coo. 112; Modna, 11a; Garrett winso, fl:;
santa Clara, 112; Aiverids, ia; EVENING
s.nsana siorsi ma Ifs ssar. Mss , pl.t gssty T. a
III; Lady Mother. III: Bright Leaf. III
I4RPfsis' TAfRD sseRss. .nd sPs.s' sn,S e,.mns
for three-yesr-olds: one and one-sixtegnth
miles. Miss Fontaine. 102; 'whippet los;
xPetrarch, los; Blenished. los; Ace. los;
FouRTH 81 fa RGcEoParse RGcE Il. 900; allow.
aness; the Fort Mitchell; for three-year-
olds; SIX furlongs. Botherstion. 1906 Blow
ing Bubbles. 1908: Buddle Kesn. los. Raj
anes Wheel, 100; cho Cho, 100; FsIlscy.
100; Ruhzaf, Ill; Advocate, 1it; Dsrjesi-
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 81, 100; allowances;
the Lyric; for four-year-oids and upward
one and one sixteenth miles. Accelerate,
100: Aluls, 100; Mile. Dazzle. 102; Make Cp.
1os; Louie Lou. 1oS: War Prize. Io5; Tippo
sahih. 1es; Pastoresu. lo7; Mint Cat loI;
Sway, 10
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
for two-yesr-old colts and geldinrs; ive
furlongs. dad, to3; Article X. 10;
Hinkie, ia: Jordan. ia; stonewsH. ia;
Flying Prince, ia; Saiam pder. iis; Sun
Time. 1i5: Dorius, 1l5; Rsndel. lis; Hutch
Also eligible lack Terrell. ia; Biny But
tons, 113.
SEVENTH RACE-ptrse si.toe; claim
ing; for three-yesr-olds: one and one-rix-
teenth miles. sCut Up. 100: Romanoe,
los; sGrace Daugherty. 1o5; Lou widr,E.
ITO; ElpiS 11o. sNonskdd. 10: Fev
Acres, Ito; Radio, ia.
Apprentice allowance claimed OF i've
pounds Weather clear. Track fast
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SewelI Quit Here.

Joe Sewsll OF the Indians, after
scoring eight runs In six games, was
stopped Juno IL hy the GrinmAn
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Carey, Msranviise, Barnhsrt. Errors
Nets, fReuther, Bsrnhart. Left on bases-
Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburgh. 6. rwo-bsse hits
?: Johnson, . Home run
Noia Sacrifice bit-Bigbee. Sacrifice
ny = Whitted. Stolen base Carey.
sss upi 10 s,Ds yscnmlds ns1 to T:,nsy y,i Big e
Grimm: kildun, Olson to Schmidt Base
on bslls-On Grimes, .; sfruekout by
piteher-Ruether CschmidD By Cooper
tNeis). Wild pitch-Ruether. Hits OF
Ruether in innings: Grimes In 2
innings Umpires.Risler and Moran
Time of game 1:3s.
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Runs-Rawlings. M heuael, WrightSone.
Parkinson, Williams, Roush. Duncan, wingo
Errors-J. Miller. Parkinson (Z. winsp.
struck out-By Smith. .; Napier. none; ElIer.
2 Bases on bslls-Smith, 2: Eller, l. Two.
base bits-Duncan. Msusei wriKhtaone
Threebase hits-Groh. Sacrifice hit-Kopf
stolen bases-W1iliams, Lee. Ravlings Base
hits-4On Napier. In sl-s innings; OF Eiier
in "a inninss Umpires-MoCormick and
Hart
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STANDINGS
INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
sey City

AT Jersey Sity
Rochester .010 COS o0o-- o
Jersey City E. 200 900 411- 10
Morgan and Gilham; Tecarr and
Freitag. Umpires-Gaston, Stock
dale and Hart.
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At Newark-First game
Syracuse .102 0o1 001-s 7 o
wark ...... 900 900 100 3 .
Dodson and Madden; Perryman and
withrow. Umpires-Moran and
Derr.
At Newark-second game
Syracuse 900 3s0 iTo-f7 IL 4
Newark .021 100 O21-7 Q 3
Olson and Prediger: Murphy and
Smith. Umpires--Moran and Derr.
AT Resding-first game
Buffalo .. 200 001 311- 8 4
Reading .03o 010 000-t @
Rogers and Bengoueh: Karpp and
Johnson. Umpires-Carpenter and
James.
At Reading-second game
Buffalo ...101 030 40 10 I
Reading .... .05t 0ot 30I-91s 4
werrs. Gordonier and Tragressor:
Trader and Johnson Umpires-Car-
pcnter and James.
AZ Baitimore--nrst game
Toronto $500. .20i 600 200 al 4
Baltimore 80. .021 230 o2x--i0 fs 2
Thompson, Snyder. Refs and Sand
berg; Ogden and Egah. Umpires--
o'Brien and McGowsn.
Al Bsltimore--second game
Toronto ....0o3 900 900 10 9
baltimore ...0t2 o30 20x--t1 l2 4
Enzmsn, Devine: Thomas and
Manning. Egan, Davis. Umplres--
o'Brien and MCGOWAN.
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OTTAWA.


FIRST RACE-Diadema, 1es, $3.50, s7sS,
f2.o5, won; Corenxio, 1oI, s4.40 s2.20, sec
ondl Lottie Lorraine, los, tz.s5, thitd.
Chateasay, F1otation, The CIockmsker sls'
ran.
SECOND RACE-Benchor. Is7. Sass,
f2.so, sass. won; War Toys. las. ta.se.
1e.so. second; Red Start, 13o, $500, third.
Butcher Boy. Baronet, Great Scott also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sslvatelle. 1o3, $3.50.
B.+o, $3.50. won; ST. Paul, III, 1910, $3.50,
second; Blsrney Boy, %. 1910. third.
Sweet Bouquet. War Tar, woodbine also
ran.
s2.so. t3.sS. won; Occasion. 81, 1910. -. %.
second; Lads Love. IFS, t2.be. third.
unolo's Lassie. Though Shalt Not Pess.
Johns .Umma. stepson, War God. Polar
Cub Kinetic also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Boniface. 15o, $3.50, Sass.
Sass, won: Pinlico, i03. tt26, sass. sec
ond: Zouave 95 s5.s5. third. Manouvra,
Vice Chairman, The Desert also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Psdua- fo7y $500. ftlb.
s3,2b. won Mr.. Brummei. 1so. s4.5e. $500,
second. Woodthrush, 10. N9o. third,
Antilles. War Club, War Smoke. Runes also
ran.
SEVENTH RkcE-Trick-ter VI. los,
1910, 1855, ,aSo, won solid Rock, los,
$500 $500, second; Rhyner, 100, y 20
third. Wsrllke. sunduria. Attorney Muir,
Bond. Sweet Apple. Tom Brooke. Court
Fool, Viva Cubs also ran.
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Evening star., 1921-04-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April Is. - Higher
Liverpool cables. followed by reports
that the call for q strike Of railroad
men and transport workers In Great
Britain had been Cancelled, Led to q
sharp advance in the cotton market
here today. There were conflicting re-
ports as to English labor situation
when trading here started, but the
opening was 21 to rs points higher
on the advance in Liverpool, and after
quick setbacks of several points, the
market sold up to 1918 for May and
12.75 for July. or AZ to 43 points net
higher.
Futures opened firm: May. 1900:
July. 12.5S; October. 1900; December,
1343: January, 1882.
NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-A much
higher Liverpool market than due.
and persistent reports that the triple
alliance had Cancelled its strike order
put the price Of cotton sharply high
today. Prices rose ~ to As points in
the first half hour Of the session on
an active and excited market. May
traded up to 11.S7.
Futures opened steady; May, l1.7o:
ber, 1888: January. 1898.
LIVERPOOL April 15.-Cotton, spot
quiet; prices as,Ie higher; good ss, middiing.
75s: low middling. s:54: good ordi-
nary, 5.29; ordinary. 4.b4.
Sales. 5000 bales. including 3.400
American. Receipts. 1000 bales, in
GLIDING 500 American. Futures
closed steady: April. 7.94; May. sos;
July, S.29; October. $40; December,
85s; January, S.63: March. s.69.
Evening star., 1921-04-15
Grain, Produce and Live Stock

LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.
southern, 26
Live poultry-Roosters. per H.. II:
turkeys. per h., 45a50: chickens.
sprng, per H., IS; hens. per h., 80;
xsats; wiatsr young. you each. soa75: chickens
Dressed poultry - Fresh killed
spring chickens. per h., 100: hens.
per ib, "a; roosters. per h., Is; turkeys.
lb.. 65a75
Pork-Dressed, small, per h.; Is:
medium. 1Sal4: heavy. 1oa13; live hogs,
91ka1o
Lvestock-calves, choice. per h..
II; lambs. choice. per ib., is.
9 ar Sreen n. fruits Apples, per Dbl: aooa a
boz. 3.soa4.5o. California lemons. per
box. 3.60a4.50. California oranges, per
crate, 4.O0a5.00. Florida oranges. per
crate; 4:5oa5.5o. Grapefruit. per crate.
vegetables-Potatoes. nearby. No. l.
per bbl. 1.5oa175; northern. per sack.
*; 20 new Florida potatoes. per bbl.
,'VeaS , W; sweet potatoes. per bbl., No
!; e.o0aS.00: No. 2, 2.ooa3.0o; yams. per
nol.' 3.50a4. so. Lettuce, North Carolina.
per ao,1 crate. At l.ooa3.oo. Celery. per doz.
maine lettuce. 1.25a2.5o cymblings. per
crate. Florida. 4:0oa4.5o Spinach. per
Dbl. 1.00a2.00. Kale, 75a1 90 per Dbl
Peppers. per basket. 5.0oa6. 90. Toma-
toes. per box. 4.00a6.o0. Onions. per
sack. 1;soa2.50. Texas onions, 2.75aseo
berries, 2.0oa5. 90 per Dbl New cabbage,
per crate. 2.o0a2.75. Eggplant, per crate,
g. 5oa5. 90. South Carolina asparagus, per
COZ, z:50a6.o0; nearby, per doz., l5oa
@'oo. Caeumbers. per crate, 4-00n6.oQ.
Evening star., 1921-04-15
ALEXANDRA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, April Is (Spe-
ciaD.-Former Representative Thorn
as w. Miller, now alien property Gus
todian, will address a mass meeting
the American Legion and Woman's
Auxiliary to the American Legion at
rs o'clock Wednesday night in the
rooms of the chamber of commerce.
Maj. Robert T. Barton of Win
chester. Va. state commander Of the
American Legion, also will make an
address.
The committee that arranged for the
mass meeting is composed of John T.
Worthington, c. NJ. Shepperson, Capt.
George H. Evans, Gilbert J. Cox and
c. Keith Carlin.
Thus far about $1,000 has been col
lected for the relief of the suffering
women and children of Ireland. ~
tag day celebration will be held to-
morrow for the cause. The girls who
will sell tags are requested to report
not later than Q o'clock tomorrow
morning at the chamber of commence
and the young ladies will report at
the chamber of commerce at Z
o'clock in the evening.
Fifty members of Local No. 418,
were present last night at a '.get-to-
gether' supper held at the Monticello
Hotel F. w Latham acted as toast
master, and during the evening short
addresses were made by Il. w. Wal
ters, president of the local organiza-
ton; J. w. Schuster, president of Lo
cal No. 4S4 of Washington, and Cor
poration Attorney H. Noel Garner.
The tables were decorated with cut
flowers and ferns.
Rev DIR. .. H. Martin. recently re
appointed pastor of Trinity NJ. E.
Church, last night was rendered a sur
prise reception by the members of the
Helping Hand Society of that church.
The welcoming speech was made by
Mrs. J. B. Fitzgerald, and a response
made by the pastor. The pastor was
the recipient of numerous gifts from
the young people of that church. Dur
ing the evening d musical program
was given.
The funeral of Miss Alice De-
Vaughan, who died yesterday, will
take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning from the residence of her
brother-in-law, John w. May, 209
North Washington street. Burial will
be in Bethel cemetery.
Percy W. Pickford and others. have
sold to John A Morgan and wife.
house and lot known as lot II, block
"a, section 4, RoseInont.
Frank Baltimore, colored, today was
held for the action of the grand jury
for an alleged violation of the state
law. He was arrested by
Sergt. Campbell and Policemen Law
renee, Padgett and WeIker.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector of
Grace Episcopal Church, yesterday
afternoon officiated at the funeral
of Mrs. Oscar w. Phillips. held at her
late residence, 216 South Fairfax
street.
Evening star., 1921-04-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, April Is Especially
potatoes, s,oG, white, per cwt.. Local. .25:
Msccormicks, 75a1.1o: cobblers, 1.ooa
s; 1;25; No 2. 4oa5o; Florida, new, per
DBL. 3ooa6.oo. Sweets, per bbl., 500
a5.5o. Vans. 3.0Oa450; No. and
culls, 2.50a3.00. Bans, green, pearl
ana wax, per crate, 2.5oa4.00. Beets
per bunch; SAT: Asparagus, per doz.,
N'5s1isU cabbaee Nhanar1, nnr & per bunch; 4 s.
Caulifiower. pei crate, 2.ooa250. Gu
cumbers, per box, 350a4.50 Celery.
per crate. 2.50a3.25. Eggplant, nor
crate 3:ooa5.oo. Kale, per bu.. 25a
nn,ons ~, Lettuce. per bsske. 1:5oa4. 90.
pc per crate, s:ooas;oo. Radishes. per
basket. as 5oal.5o. Spring onions, per
LOO bunches. 75aS5. Spinach, per bu
eoa75. Peas, per basket, 2-5oas.so.
as'5o pses per 1oesd eSi' sooasoo; per 1ex. 15o
Oranges: per box, s.oos1.7s. h''ai' o.
. Grapefruit, per box. 25oa4.oo.
Strawberries, per qt., 25a5o.
Selling Prices at Noon.
~ Wheat.No. 2 red winter. spot, Las; /;
NO. red winter, garlicky, spot, 1872;
April. 132; May, 1913. No sales.
CoInGCob, new, yellow. 3soas.65
per, per Dbl; ee IN vargoes; contract corn.
low, No; 8 or better, 6sA no sales.
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye. as to
quality, 1.30a1.40 per bu.; No. 2 west
ern. spot. 1.44k per bu.
Hay - No. l timothy, nominal;
standard timothy. 23.Ooa23.50; No. 2
timothy, 22.00a22.50: No. 3. timothy.
i4.5oa 1900; No. light clover, mixed.
zO.eoa20.50; No. light clover. mixed,
ie'ooals:Oo; No. clover. mixed, 1s.00a
1900; No. clover mixed, 14.oea
1900; Non 3, 11.0Oa1 3. 90; Non clover.
15.00a16.00; No. 2 clover, 12.00a13oO:
No. 8. 10.00a11.50 sample hay, 10. .ooa
400
Straw - No. 1, nominal: No. ,
straight rye, nominal; No. 1 tangled
rye. 100; No. 2 tangled rye, II. 90;
No: 1 wheat, 13.0oa13.50: No. 2 wheat,
l20oa12.5O; No. l oat, nominal, 1S.00a
1880; No. oat, 16.00a17.0O.
CHICAGO, Apri 15l.-Higher prices
In the wheat market resulted today
from renewed hopes of a settlement
there were indications Of export busi-
ness both in wheat and rye. Com
mission houses and speculators were
the chief buyers. Opening prices,
which varied from unchange figures
to lower. with May 1.2oN to i.z1 \
lowed by a material advance all
round. and then something Of neac-
tioN
Scantiness Of rural offerings help
ed to strengthen corn. After open
ing Is off to Y advance. including
July at 5sA to 5sk, the market
scored moderate general upturn.
Oats were irmef with other grain,
starting unchanged to Aa% down,
July 3Sk to 36A. and then rising
well above yesterdays finish.
Provisions lacked support.
middle west. 10.20a2030. Other ar
ticles unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-04-15
CAPITOL HEIGHTS.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Md. April Is
(SpeciaD.-Mrs. Eva c. Bixler, former
m ember Of the town council at the
dominating convention of CAPITOL
Heights voters in the Prince Georges
Theafer here last night. 1t is stated
that there Is question as to whether
q woman 10 eligible for this Office and
the town council, it is said. will seek
an opinion from Attorney General
Armstrong.
Three councilmen to serve two
years are to be elected. Others nom
mated for the council are: Former
Councilman Carl Grimes. Charles To
pin. George w. Smith. Charles
Jacobs. David HalIer and w = WI
Hanson. Mayor John Gabriel who
has served several terms, and Georpe
ringer. president of the Capitol
Heights Civic League. were nominateJ
for mayor. W. II. McGinniss was ~
sole nominee for town treasurer He
has served several termG
Evening star., 1921-04-15
UPPER MARLBORO.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, April IS
(SpeciaD.-After being in session one
week, the grand jury for the spring
term of the circuit court for Prince
the course of it's report as to the
number of inmates in the county Jail
the grand jury stated that all of the
prisoners seemed happy and con-
tented"
The report referred to the increased
and recommended that better sani-
tafy facilities be provided in the
courthouse. lie Page Cronmiller of
Laurel was foreman.
The following indictments were re-
turned: Benjamin Gross and Samuel
Max Liebow. sale of liquor; L. Waiter
Weed. false pretense: Frank Post,
housebreaking; Charles Thomas. rape; !;
Charles Wood, assault with intent to
kill: George Gilbert, Nathan Davis and
Leroy Gilbert. housebreaking and
George Wintner and Harry Rosen-
berg: assault with intent to rob and
simple assault; william Dewald,
Howard Wooten, Morton Johnson.
Wilbur Wooten. Hall Leisheir and
Buster CLANCY, store breaking and
larceny; Andrew Barr. embezzlement:
Robert Mitchell. larceny, Grace L.
Morton. forgery: Eugene Welborne,
assault with intent to kill and assault
and battery; Edward Curtis, fraud;
John Ray Steele, non-support: Frank
Kelliher. larceny: A. NJ. Samberson
and Raymond Samberson, assault and
battery with intent to kill: Arthur
Curtis, bastardy; Peter A Smith and
Paul Minor. robbery and assault with
intent to rob; W.. A. Miles, gambling;
]. l. Van Valkenberg, gambling:
Walter Weaver, carnal kuowledge;
J. r. Waters. manslaughter, and
Reverdy J. Clagett, false pretense
Yesterday jury in the circuit court
here awarded Mrs. Sarah Bronnell of
Riverdale $50 damages in her suit
against u. B. Zantzinger of Hyatts-
Vile. for $4,000 damages. brought as
the result of alleged injuries. M,s.
BrInreil charged that Zantzinger in
seeking TO gain possession cf the
house she occupies used force, in
jQring her arm
Evening star., 1921-04-15
HYATTSVILLE.
HYATSvuIr Nj

EVANSVILLE. Md, April Is fsr.-
cdalo succeed Rev. z N Rerees sps-
stock, who after serving here tSrae
years has hsen assigned to Congress-
Heights. Rev. Louis p chasta in fore
merly assistant pastor at Metrono,itsn y
M e. Church. Washington. has ~
appointed pastor of Memorial M n
Church here. Rev. Mr.. chastain will
preach his first sermon in the ,ocai i
church next Sunday. He will devote
his time to the local charge, as it has
been decided to give the local ch,,rcb
and the Methodist Church at Lanedon
D. c.. each a clergyman. instead nf
assigning one for both churches
Rev c: H. Cannon. formerly OF I'm
psrville. Va, has been appointed na
OF Hyattsyille NJ. E. Church South suc-
ceeding Rev. s. v. EIildebrand who
after four years service In the Local
church has been assigned to Fai1s
Church, Va Rev. Mr. Cannon is 70
preach his first sermon in tha iocsI
church April %. He also will hsua
charge Of the ~ z. Church South at
Brentwood. o~
Other appointments Of minister's =,
N. e. Churches South in Princa
Georges county are: Beltsyille and
Branchville. r. l. Whittig: Ianrel
F. Neel; Mount Rainier, j. M. York.
Evening star., 1921-04-15
FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES.

Members OF the New York Coffee
and Sugar Exchange voted to trade in
refined sugar futures The board set
May Q as the date On which to start
such trading. with July a. the first
delivery month.
Nearly S5,000.00O in German gold
coin. the first such shipment since the
war, arrived in New York from Co
thenburg, soncigned to Kuhn. Loeb e.
Co. bankers. The gold. mostly in
marks. came from Swedish bankin9
houses, which had accumulated ft
through payments for goods sent into
Germany.
Stockholders Of the Norfolk and
Western railway at their annual
meeting Reelected all directors, who
reelected all officers. The laws were
mended to abolish the office of chair
man OF the board.
The Tobacco Products Export Cor
poration for the year ended December
81. 1920. reports gross profits Of S292,-
282- The balance for the oanital
stock. after deductions of taxes. ex-
penses and depreciation. was S222.-
067. which was equivalent to AZ cents
a share on the 472,5OO shares Of capt.
tai stock Of no par value outstand-
ing.
Evening star., 1921-04-15
EXCHANGE RATES DROP.
DOLLAR Has Reached It's Highest
onotation in Chilean Historv

5ANIIAGO. Chile. April I5.-There
PAS been a steady decline in fore,9n
/ exchAnge rates during the past few
Gays. being due. it is said, to large
speculation in gold drafts sold by the
xosslnment' which were bought i'm
nediateiy by speculatora This in Az
serted to have created an artifcial
I scarcity When the exchange closed
] yesterday the quotation on the doIlsr
] vas pesos centavoA Operations
I y spectators were made possible hv
the lack of drafts for the pavn,snt ~
I e,ns Tor nitrate, the sale Of which is
l 4most paralyzed- The dollar has
\ seached it's highest quotation in Chr.
history making commercial
ansac1ions virtually impossibia
iylgofous action against spacuIatio
~ 20 taken, the ministar a financr