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The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
Browns Manager Insists
Catchers Wear Shin Guards

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March
2l.-Manager Rhoderlck Wal
lace Is in favor OF shin guards,
and when the Brownies return
home each and every member
OF his catching stan will be
equipped with 4 husky pair or
protectors for his delicate
shins. Larry Mclean, Tommy
Clark and other members OF
Grifhths gang wear the guards,
and Wallace has been i'm
pressed with the value OF the
things.
Billy Sullivan is the only
American league catcher who
has made use OF shin guards.
AZ that, Sullivan doesn't tog up
In the footwear every day.
Roger Bresnahan OF the card
inals started the style. and now
nearly every catcher I'm the Ma
tional league dons the shin
guards before the battle.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

was probably the greatest aggregation
OF crabs ever gathered under one pan
ner. IL included Kid Gleason, Frank
Dillon, Norman Elberfeld, Fred bue'
low, Roscoe Miller, Eddie Siever ana
bunch OF that llh occasionally d
pleasant word would be spoken py
Jimmie Casey or Dick Ilarey George
Mullin, then youth OF is, had just
broken into the big league anu TOOK
a quiet, amused interest in what Was
current. Things broke badly Tor the
MANAGEMENT and the players. There
was continual friction. Holmes ue'
yeloped bad arm and finally leit the
club, which was going so badly that
the loss OF star Oh TWO couiuh
make much difference anyway
Holmes has always regarded his he
troit duty as an unpleasant chapter
OF his baseball career and has regret
ted especially the manner OF his pass
ing. lt was announced by the ciuD
that Holmes had deserted. As a mat
ter OF fact, the desertion had Deeh
approved by President 5. +. Angus
and "Ducky' took the road luil-
fiedged agent of the American league.
SrdppInA tHC SNa' q
Westward he wended his way, 70
his old, familiar haunts. Ihere he
proceeded 10 loot the Western league
OF its stars. Without paying "A cent
to the owners OF the payers, Duchy
dipped in and secured Tor the ban
Johnson organization, George stone
Frank owen, Charlie Jones, Charhe
OLeary and a. bunch oil others, IN
Guiding Mordecai Brown who, now
ever. ran out later on and never re-
ported.
The National league stood ready
and willing TO pay the Western league
magnates big money fCi all these men
but Holmes did the ne SouatlnS direct
with the players, and The clubs when
owned them whistled for their pay.
The American and National leagues
were at war and the minors were
with the National They had TO sultef
the consequences.
At that, Holmes did his work with
such neatness that his connection
with the footing OF the league was
never suspected and, years afterward,
he was actually invited 10 purchase
club and enter the league He
did ii. buying the Sioux City tranchise
and winning a pennanI by margin
or one game--that won by homerun
which he himself hit
"Ducky" Now Wealthy.
Since then "Ducky has been III
clover. He disposed OF his Sioux City
holdings at big profit, after banking
q nrn0tQ two sea
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
Ottawa Hockey Yeam Wins.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Unless the
Montreal Wanderers succeed in solv-
ing the puZzling combination plays
used by the champion Ottawa hockey
seven, there is another defeat in sight
for them tonight The champions an
nexed the first game OF series OF
two here last night, TO 2.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
Elliott Looks Good.

ATHENS, Ga. March 2l.-One OF
this years major league recruits who
is sure TO make good, in the opinion
OF every mbnber OF the Highlander
squad. is Gene Elliott, a candidate for
third base. Manager Chase says III
lott Is the best prospect he ever saw.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
Gives Hurley Verdict.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-Most of
the experts concede that Battling Hur-
ley. OF Passaic. n. j., had slight ad.
vantage over Fighting Dick Hyland
in their l0-round go here last night.
The bout was a smuggling match from
start 10 finish
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Tuesdays A. A. U. Basketball
Championship Schedule
ropAY's GAMES.

Afternoon Spalding vs..
Mack Parks. Y. M. o. vs.. In
dependents.
EvenIne-D. A. c. VS.. Del
tss, Burroughs vs.. Rayls.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
D. A. c., 40; Y. M. o., 20.
Deltss, 20: dependents, ~.
.. A. c., 81; Mack Parks, 20.
Burroughs, 80; Spaldings, 20.
Rayis won from Portage by
default.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
New Hlah Jump Record.

BOSTON, Mass. March 21-Despite
the fact that II will not go down as
record, Sam Lawrence, Harvard's
crack jumper, today has the satisfac-
ton of knowing that he has beaten
the worlds indoor record OF 6 feet IL
inches made in 1896 by Mike Sween-
ey, In practice yesterday he leaped
feet Gle inches.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
zbvszko Meets Schmidt.

BUFFALO, y. Y, March 2l.-Wrest-
ling experts declare that Zbyszko,
failed to show the same advantage
against Paul Schmidt, the Boer, In
their catcn-as-catch-can match last
night. as did Gotch few weeks ago.
Zbyszko won both falls with crotch
and half.Nelson holds, the first In
32: so. the second in 1921.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
Lowers Weston's Record.

NEW YORK, March 21.-By lower
ing Edward Payson Weston's time by
SO minutes, Irving NJ. LYMAN today
claims the New York Philadelphia
walking record He went over the
course in % hours and SO minutes,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
WHITE SEEKS WOLGAST.
Lightweight Aspirant Anxious T
Meet Ad.

CHICAGO. March 21.-Jack White,
the local boxer. who is claimant OF
the lightweight title, through his man
ager today, began negotiations for a
bout with AID. Wolgast when the
champion gets back from the coast.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
sandwich Team Wants Games.

The Kai Runs. OF Assumption col
lege. Sandwich. Ont. would like to
arrange games with l2-year.old base
ball teams. For Information address
Leo Humphrey. secretary
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
FAILS TO COME BACK.

KID MCCOY DOESN'T STOW Form That
Won Him Title.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 81
The bout proved so disappointing
that fans today are not trying 10 de-
eide who had the advantage in the
six-round battle between Kid Mccoy
and Jack Fitzgerald here last night.
Mccoy showed nothing OF the form
that earned him the middleweight title
few years ago, while his opponents
only asset was his ability 10 rough
house.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

Umpire c. l.. Hansell, taken south
by McGraw. to arbitrate in the train.
ing camp, has quit the team and says
he hopes he never has to see the
Giants play another game.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
Evers Has Come Back I"

MOBILE, Ala. March 2t.-Johnny
Evers. the Chicago Cubs second base
man, has come back and Boss Chance
OF the Cubs is rejoicing today. Evers.
who was put out OF the game with a
broken ankle az Cincinnati last fall
went in yesterday and played i'm his
old time form and the Cubs beat Mo-
bile, TO 4.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

shown hitting the dirt" in an effort
to acquire the fall-away slide OF Cobb.
Collins ct al For Easterly's benefit
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
p.c..x Mcfarland .cor.d

victory over Billy Ryan, OF Syracuse.
at Oswego, ~ Y, Monday night. Ryan's
the fourth by throwing a sponge into
the ring
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

tween the Western and Jackson high
schools for Friday night has been can
celled by the Prison city quintet. Jack
son Is n contender for the state cham
pionship and viii enter the Y. NJ {. A.
lnter-scholastIc tournament which VIII
be held Friday and Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
"oucky" Now Wealthy,

Since then ''Ducky' has been in
clover. He disposed OF his Sioux City
holdings at big proht, after banking
s33, 900 from the profits OF two sea
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

The ID. 4. =. and ~ swimmers will
clash Friday evening in the university
swimming pool. The pool is one of the
largest ia the city.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

Making over players is one of Man
ager Jim McGuires problems. He
made an outhelder out OF Catcher
Easterly and is doing the same with
Pitcher Doane. Here Easterly Is
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

Chew Muskrst scrap. Ir. good
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

University of Michigan baseball
squad had it's first outdoor workout
Monday. Twenty-Five athletes were
present
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21
BURROUGHS.
Short Lengths

The Tigers arrived hack I'm Monroe,
Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

Final score--Deltas 20, Independents
~ score first half--Deltas ~, indie
pfndents 3 Baskets from held---Lav-
ans ,. Miller 2. Freeman, Richards @
k<idan 2 Baskets from fouls-Free-
man. ~ IN Is: Richards. In 20. Fouls
<ommittcd-Iavans q. Justine 6, Champ
miller 2. Freeman 2. Richards g. KefL
Dan q Levy 3. Jacobs 2, stocker q Ref.
<I@<--1irckiin. NJ A c. Umplre-De
VII Hope college. Scorer-HaII Time
The Detroit times., 1911-03-21

sgd Smith. Nap backstop, SAYS Con.
ME Mack taught him TO play ball
Mack had him for short time. but
sent him 10 Southern association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14
With Skin Of 245( Friends

pfsends are said to be rare and
rocious things. yet Phil j. Red
- Of San Francisco can boast
+ q least 245 friends who have
nu;sl BY sacrifice that they are
III Redmond's legs and arms are
ounned with many long scars. CIV
u ,he limbs q patchwork appear.
- The patches are bits Of skin
nkna from s45 friends who parted
N strips Of their skin that the
mooD scAldcd In railroad accident
M years ago might be covered.
nn1mond was a fireman on q
IRthvestern Pacific train In 1908
~ the engine overturned. He
~ dragged from beneath the
lQDoc1 with the engineer. Phil
NV1A his uncle. Hyde was dead
~ uedmond more terribly scalded
- M man had been and lived.
lDr11Es said
nw1ng the three years that have
Inooo1 3<h patches Of skin have
- transformed to Redmond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14

Headquarters Municipal Plans
Publicity league. liza ID av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14
FRISCO WANTS
I. \. TO COME

san FlsANJISCO, Aug IA
movement 10 invite former Prod.
dent Roosevelt. as tho father OF
the Panama canal" TO San Fran.
cisco TO officlste with President
Taft " the ground breaking cxcr.
cises and ceremonies that will ut.
tend rortoia week. In October. was
started today by Edw. ID. Webster
OF Oakland. In a suggestion 10 the
board Of directors Of the 1918 cr.
position company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14

LINCOLN. xeh.. Aug. IA
statewide pslsaary election win be
held IN Nebraska tomorrow. su.
preme court judges. a railroad com
missioner. two state university re-
gents. district judges and county
officials are 20 be chosen. This II
the first psiMsgy 10 DO held under
the new ln~ which provides for
deelasstscn ef party affiliation ON
oath; before vcsise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14
KILLED BY BASEBALL

SPOKANE. AUG. i4.--ssruek on
the bssk 81 the head Thursday by
o baseball fhrown by friend.
Herbert Turner, 10. died shortly
before midnight from q fractured
skuii. For su hour after being
struck he seemed 20 be unhurt-
Then no Lost CONSEQUENCES and
never axszkened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14

End Of tho World Mes,

4 HUTCHINSON. kas.. Aug. 4
4 While the Seventh Day I
q Adventist church does not be- 4
4 lieve in setting the exact date I
4 for tho end Of the world. the 4
= time Is not far off now" said I
= r. Harris. general secretary OF I
4 the Hutchinson conference OF 4
4 that church. today.
4 The phophscy Of Christ 4
4 that the world would come I
4 when the generation that wit I
= messed the falling stars passes. I
= Is about TO be fulfilled. I
AH4HHH HHRkkH 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14
The Story Of Westinghouse
Dental Conspiracy
And The One-Iime Dentists

In my last wsek's article ( said that
the method BY ahiKh a person o. class
81 persons get their living determines
their standard OF ethics ard cssirs
20 call attention % the recent remarks
Of Judge in Ohio who had keen caught
buying votes The judge said that
Those who buy votes aye honorable cit
ixens. but those who sen their votes
are dishonest" DO you not SEQ that II
The Judge had beer engaged IN the sell
ing OF Votes. Instead of buying them.
selling votes would have been ethical
iadge was assoc red with the ruling
class in society. - and mis- eiass would
have the power 60 make their acts
legal and ethical
oSE-TIME DENTISTS
There ir totsy end has been a class
~ one-tirne- dentists In Seattle, this
means dentists wAo never expect a pa
fisnt to come 60 them but one time
they never want them 10 come back
again. Some OF these cne-fisne dentists
charge q patient such high prices that
they never want - them again. They
figure that their time IL spent 20 better
advantage when they are looking up .
new patient. who Win stand for their
prices. than 20 have 10 put in their
time making good dental work at rea-
sonabie prices These are the high-prtcs
grafters They generally claim 10 cure
pyorrhea. or do some wonderful thing
that no one else ever tid. or viii do
They are always very tihica. and promi-
neni around dental societies They mako
~ ethlcAi soeaetf taih " Hspfess tns.r
has a goodiy number OF this type.
THE DENTIST WHO Il NOT A
DENTIST
The other type Of cne-ftrnc DENTS, IL
tho fellow who considers the practice Of
dentistry all q graft. and thinks that
ctsents ~. fxn. A. = o,s-tt,,. dr,,ss,
heraus. he rncw. Ms ,.irttr, ssstl r.x.r
r.turn hui win he risd ans lucky 20
-, awav a,tye ~ ~ A.. he az IN
en,~Lrx ara sfx.s ~. ns,fs,s - s,,,ls
n. he can for NJ. ,son,~ ana eat. what
y. -, "a <..T. =, ,N.,,,.e - -, m.
hes. of the deai herarr~ his victim rot
n.,n,r~
The one-tfme den,lst moves often and
changes his graft often The necessity
for moving ofssn ie because everybody
has caught on 20 the eraft. and new
pastures must be found.
SOME pRowu~sg~r o~r-Trurxs
..
about three years aso. dental COM
peny was opened IN the u : johnston
nnhd'ns. eAnins user tne rex pcnsai
Company, This institution claimed 10
90 dentsi work that the weird OF Gen
us'fs knew noshins anoo, without plstcs
or bridse~orki IN tact me Rex Dental
company said that All the centlfts IN
Seattle we're eotches nnmskniis, bar
49,
shame and crime for people to go
10 me common dentist. when 'hls Won
aerfui institution could PVT IN the holy
roller, srsftoiar teeth without plates or
Mtdfe"ork, ana ias'en them 10. say.
Two % thTee loose front teeth. 80 oean-
tifui and no cutting, no drilling. and
iust as natural as nature Yes. IN faci.
do not tell H. but our holy roller teeth
are more natural than natural teeth"
was the claim OF tnnse ene-time dsn-
ss,,t., ~, 80 49, S Ss
-, ~. .,ssi &c.,. - er,..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14
BOTTLED SUNSHINE
BOOSTER BOTTLED

NEM tfNfs Adks ~ fsfs aus"
he has essH ansling stock OF the
Sun Eiectrie Ex-senator company.
whleh proposes 20 sell bottled sun
shine, Eimer = Burllngaine has
been Nrregl4A ~ the federal au.
thoFitieS Iac'a Sam has sneak.
Ing idea thag bottled sunshine"
talk Is ali SVnpnAbIne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14

Now the ideal for the person pleasure bent the
business journey eastward It's been pretty hot back
there for couple Of months is the the
cool days approaching Soon The leaves viii begin TO take
their beautiful color then drop The who knows
the East is familiar with the charm OF IL all
Block Signals Steel Coaches
safey everything the avelr) the scenery along the
visit wish Portland Salt Lake
a spicnddy equipped Before
live
I'm TN reach destination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14
the Markets

sbs fciiewtrl srs me average rsteee
psedses, meats sad iced. Prices In all
eases ere subject 10 variation. according
70 fvxshsess and eesersf esccfiease, but
thess prices. uoiess otherwise tndteato1.
ere fes ssstcsiv fret grades.
Ixss aud sutfer--n$IItua rrtcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14
Bargain Counter Days
Eastern Railroad Rates
OVER THE
O.-W. R. & N,
0. s. |. AND UNION PACIFIC
August Ia, Is, l6, IL, FL, ~, %, rs, 29, 80.
September 1. e. a. S. T.

These the Dates When You Can Purchase Round Trip
Tickets Eastern and Middle Western Points Final Return
Limit October 3ls Exceptionally Low Figures, From
Seattle Tacoma Portland Crays Habor and All Puget Sound
Points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-14

! J ] !. ] !. !. ] !: !
~0 rTEyEss. tho man ~ho
~ teaches he's 10 dance. oia ana
QtR youns learn the same. orissns-
R tor 81 4 private Lessons cory.
rixhted. Has halls for pris etc
i~~s.ss. Days and EVENING"
IN Trial sIraye free Lady enc
NNN gentlemen assistants Assem-
AVN hiiss Wednesday. Friday. Matn
ash. Ind see eth nseF Pine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-20
NOTICE

NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, as Special Master, pursuant to a
decree of foreclosure made by the Honor
able ]. Emmett Wolfe, Judge of the CIR
cult Court OF the First Judicial Circuit
Of Florida in and for Escambia County,
in a certain cause in chancery wherein
e. D. Eliasberg and Herman Eliasberg
were plaintiffs and the Pensacola De-
velopment and Construction Company,
corporation organized and doing business
under the laws of Florida, was defendant,
WILL on the first Monday in August, 1911,
during legal sale hours, offer for sale in
bia County, Florida, to the highest and
best cash bidder, the following described
property. authorized by the said decree
to be sold, to-wit: The line Of street
velopment and Construction Company,
extending over and across the tract of
land hereinafter described, known as the
Pablo Granpera Grant, to and intersect-
trio Company's line of railway running
from Pensacola, Florida. to Fort Barran-
cas-. and the franchises, rights-o way,
appurtenances, hereditaments, attach
ments, tools. building material, and all
other material and property real and per-
sonal of every kind and description be-
longing to said Pensacola Development
and Construction Company, and also the
following described real estate, to-wit:
All that certain tract Of land near the
City Of Pensacola, County of Escambia,
and state Of Florida, known as the Pablo
Graupera Grant, same being in Section
Fifty-four $50, Township Two (2) South,
Range Thirty 500 West, and Section,
Thirty-five $3.50, Township Two (2),
South, Range Thirty-one (81) West, ac-
cording to United States survey, and
containing Nine Hundred and Fifty three
and one-fifth 1888 1-5) acres, and being
the land conveyed by J. J. Hooton and
wife to Leo Mas, and by Leo Mas, to
said Pensacola Development and Con-
struction Company, save and except
therefrom those certai nlots OF said
property heretofore conveyed by said
Pensacola Development and Construction
Company, which lots are shown on a map
of the greater part of said Pablo Gran
pera Grant under the name OF Beach
Haven, showing streets and lots, which
map appears of record at page Al of
Deed Book 46 of the Records of Escambia
County, Florida, and which excepted lots
are particularly enumerated in the said
final decree Of foreclosure, and by au-
thority given in the said Anal decree of
foreclosure reference is here made to the
said decree for particular description
of such excepted lots.
VIM. D. HOWE,
July6oaw4w Special Master
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-20
New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, July ls.-Cotton futures
opened steady point UP to points off.
The ring was filled with selling orders
and the execution Of these gave the mar
ket a weak undertone in the early trad
ing. Commission. houses were good sell
ers indicating that orders from the
country were against the market The
weather map was not much Of a factor
as II was rather colorless. The weather
over the belt was cloudy but no great
amount of rain was noted. Al the enc
of the first half hour of business the old
crop months were II to Is points under
yesterdays close and the new crops were
to is under.
The market did not have q good under
tone at any time during the morning
Much short selling and more or less hqui-
Dalton was in evidence. At noon the
market commenced to look oversold, but
the bulls were too demoranzed to take
Advantage Of the situation. Later IN the
rnorninS a wave Of selling struck the
market and the rumor was spread about
that prominent bulls were stu selling
ont Shorts attacked the market with
great vigor and the December option
was put to 119s. At the lowest the list
was 1s to 20 points under yesterdays
close. At noon IL was IA to Is under.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
BY Associated Press

Chicago, July 19.-Because Of weather
conditions northwest tending to a spread
Of rust the wheat market to-day took an
upward turn. Moreover, foreign crop
conditions were reported as less favorable
than heretofore and ocean freight rates
hardening. 1t was also said that a fair
inquiry had developed for hard wheat to
be shipped from Chicago to eastern mills.
Opening prices were ! Off to lac up.
September at 81 ga to sSc. unchanged to
lac, and held at the upper level.
Light receipts of corn made the market
for that cereal strong. Local spectators
head the buying. News of further rains
In Kansas appeared to have little effect
September opened at s. 3-8 to 81 Is, the
same as last night to 3-sc advance and
rose to 81 5-S
Oats bulged on account Of covering by
shorts. An idea prevailed that the recent
started IA down to 1-Sc up. at ala
to 43 3-S and assembled to 43.
With offerings limited and hogs higher,
provisions were firm. Initial sales varied
from last nights figures to Z 1-2c higher
with January delivery at 15.45 to Is. AZ 1-2
for ribs.
Cash grain:
Wheat-No. 2, red, S49S5; No. 3, red.
S39S4c; No. 2, hard, IS 1-4@S6 1-2c; No.
1, northern. 1.02@1. 06 1-2; No. 2, north
ern; sS91;02; No. 2. spring. sO@s5; velvet
Corn-No. 2, 81 1-26S-4; No. 2, white,
IS 3-4Q66c; No. 2, yellow, 81 3-4@65 Ia.
Oats-No. 2, &c; No. 2, white, 43@-
A IL; No. 2, new, AZ 1884; standard,
CloverE9.ooa15.5o.
Timothy-10.009140
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-20
MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
BY Associated Press.

New York, July 19.-Prices held close
to the high level established yesterday in
change to-day. The local traction stocks
showed further strength, Interborough
Metropolitan stocks. preferred, and Man
haitian Elevated, advancing a point each.
Rock Island, preferred. gained IL and
American Locomotive l. Elsewhere
changes were slight.
Prices improved after the opening, al
though the market leaders advanced sub
stantial fractions on n fairly good buying
movement. Atlantic Coast Line. Louis
vile and Nashville and Consolidated Gas
gained a point each.
Transactions in stocks were active dur
ing the morning, and the market held
firm at the higher level established by
day. The range was wider than usual
and for the first time in several weeks
moderate amount of outside buying was
reported. Prices Of most Of the leading
issues Immediately proved fractionally.
with especial strength In the Hartman
stocks. Union Pacific touched 100 "a.
the high point OF the year. an advance Of
more than a point, and Southern Pacific
rose nearly as much. Among the indus
trials gains of a point OF more were es-
ia blished by American Wooden, Pacific
Mail and Railway Steel Spring. The bond
market was firm.
Prices eased off slightly during the
midday under the influence Of profit TAX
ing, but the general level was well main
tanned. Toward l o'clock the market
again moved upward, United States Steel
selling at so IA. international Harvester
increased its gain to "a. Erie, second
natl, Chicago and St. Louis 1. Trading
slackened some. but continued moderate
ly active.
noon, the only changes Of importance
being IN some of the less prominent
stocks.