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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
Woman's Club Meets.

The regular meeting yesterday
fternoon of the Cairo Woman's Club
rs an interesting one, the Depart
ut Of Art, of which Miss Rose
adden is chairman, being In
large. Papers we're read by County
lpt. Mrs. Fanny P. Hacker, Mrs
alter Warder and Mrs. John A
Her. the club president. After the
scussion valuable collection o.
4otographs lof English paintings
as on exhibition The next meet
/, two weeks hence, will be II
arge.rof the Department of Music
ISIS Effe Lansden is chairman o
il committee and Mrs. Il. G
erthm, secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
PERSONALS.

r. r. Frain of Belknap Is spending
d short time In the city on business
Miss Brema Lutz and nephew OF
Mound City visited in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Davidson of Charleston, Mo,
shopped in the city yesterday morn
ing
w. Robert lakewood OF Bardwell
XIV, was business visitor in thu
city.
c. s. Carmody of Poplar Bluff !
spending a few days here on bust
ness.
Miss Mary Newell of Ullin was
shopper in the city yesterday after
noon.
r. r. Albritton returned to May
feld. KY. after transacting bushes
in Cairo.
| M. v. Carson of DeSoto, Mo-, wa
here on business trip yesterda
morning.
| John c. Gholson has returne
from a visit to relatives at points i
Kentucky.
John F. Jeffries came over froi
Wickliffe, KY, yesterday on a bus
ness trip,
/ E. L. Brown of Charleston, Mo
spent few hours in Cairo yesterda
on business.
| Mrs. w. II. Tanner and Mrs. Ell
| Aeo,d Of Sikeston, Mo, were shol
ping visitors to the city yesterda.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
Plan Card Party.

The ladies' entertainment commit
of the Cairo Country Club. which
composed of Mrs. John Tiernan,
Bairman, Mrs. w. A. Krebs and
IS. E. G. France, will have card
rty for the ladies next Saturday
lernoon. The caterer will serve
inner and 1t is requested that those
string such will notify her on Fri
~. Dancing. will, follow the din
n as usual. ay
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
Announces Engagement.

A1nhVuAANS1 AAhHu6~A~NAW
The engagement Of Miss Rosalind
oberts to DR.. Homer ]. Elkins of.
aris. ILL.,, was announced yesterday
ternoon at q luncheon given by the
ide-to-be to the Sigma Delta club,
which she Is member and num-
IF of the guests at her home, the
daples''. 3404 Washington avenue.
he wedding will take place Thurs
Nv, Dec. 2s.
The announcement followed a STA
urse luncheon.
The pie" at the luncheon was
wed because Of Miss Roberts mem
rship in the Sigma Delta ri CLUB,
q when brought in by the hostess
~ found to be made on yellow crepe
per. A white ribbon was attached
ii each of the guests and on being
Id to pull by Miss Roberts each
as discovered to be, attached to an
quisite white sewing set, q heart
aped pin holder and needle book, 9
ag and silver thimble in a tin,
Tin bag. In the thimbIe Of eacf
AS this verse:
I'd now you may leave the table ga,
I'd do whatever the hostess may say
3f before the New Year holiday
Haze will be married and far away.
Then the surprised guests wer'
d the name Of the fortunate bride
opm-to-be and the date. \
After the guests left the dlnin,
ON each took 3, napkin to hem Q
andkerchief. to-. emproider from
low crepe basket The .rernainde
the afternoon was spent In sewing
llvarsation and piano and vocal Sc
eticns BY the guests. 4.
frhe color scheme of yellow an
ite, colers Of the Sigma Delta Pl
II tastefully carried out to all Q
decorations. IN the dining roor
center pieces of' the two table
are huge punches Of yellow chrys
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Mrs. id. G France Of 1892 Twenty
zenith street entertained the We'd
s.sday Card Club yesterday after
Ion MT her home. Several rounds
\ tho club game-5oo-we were played
Fter which 4 tWo-conrse luncheon
8as served, sft
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
For Miss Roberts Guests.

For Miss Roberts Guests.
Miss Elsie Ibach Of 81 Seventh
rect win entertain this afternoon
W Misses May and Pearl Elkins Of
emma who are the guests OF Miss
osallnd Roberts Of 3404 Washing
III avenue. NJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

A combined fork and shovel has
been invented by a Washington man,
the scoop that forms the latter imple-
ment being removable
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

II takes some speakers quite awnli'
10 get started. but stopping is the
reallv difficult achievement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

A Danish scientist has invented q
to measure the nocturua
terrestrial radiation OF heat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Experiments with dsh aud rnemical
ANALYSIS show that The best maerlal
for altering sewage is natural urf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
\ Schiller Climb to Meet.

Schiller Club to Meet.
The regular study will be pilr--
Ia nv the members Of the Schiller
Hi today at the home OF Mrs
aries 4. Miller of sos Commercial
enile. q3s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
Eniseopal Church Ladies Supper

EpIscUpHI CNUTCI LduIts CuPPCI
The Episcopal Church Ladies
serve supper Thursday evening, NOV.
t6 at tbs Washington avenue. Tick
cts Us cents. Publiu invited.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

II is beauty that begins 70 pleas
and tenderness that completes The
charm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
Mot Evenly Distributed.

One fool In a family ought to be
enough, but 1t seldom happens that
way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
Entertains for Daughter.

EIlteftalnS lot UauBNttT.
Mrs r.. u. Martin Of Eighteenth
rect entertained several OF her
ends at her home Tuesday even
sg In honor of her daughter. Mrs
liver of New Madrid. Mo, who i
av guest. Music and conversation
ere the diversions Of the evening
tler which delicious refreshments
IRE served.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
KINpLING WOOD

Two horse load 10 c. delivered 70
any part OF the city. Both phones
Mississippi Box Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

OF the state In the interest OF ms
company.
Ellis e. Cox, cashier Of the Cairo
National Bank. went to Willard yes
terday afternoon to visit his farm
and hunt.
Former Sheriff Frank r. Davis
left yesterday afternoon for Column
bus, KY, and surrounding points for
few days visit on business.
Mrs. O. A. Archibald of Thirty
sixth street, who has been VISITING
relatives in Murphysboro the past
few days, has returned home.
ID. l. williamson Of the Marlowe
Theatre Of Jackson, Tenn. is here tor
visit to his mother Mrs. L. H.
Williamson of the Washington,
Attorney David S. Lansden, julius
P. Schulz and Charles j. Fenchter
returned early this morning from a
business trip to Memphis, Tenn.
Walter Morcland Of Metropolis was
| the guest Of friends yesterday, Mr,
Moreland was drug clerk at Herman
| G. Sehuh's store few years ago.
Mrs. Nal. Fettis Russell Of $40
Eighth street. ticket seller at the
Bijou theatre, has returned from u
brief visit to friends in Villa Ridge.
| i. II. Stoue Of Charlottesville, Mo-,
and f. A.. King Of Kennett, Mo-, were
| business visitors In the city yestef-
day. They will leave the city today
Harvey Schutter who has been
spending some time in tho West, Is
here as the guest of his sisters, the
Misses Schutter of 407 Washington
avenue.
| Miss Faye McCabe of 700 Walnut
street returned yesterday at moor
from a several weeks visit to Jackson
ITenn., as the guest Of relatives ant
l
friends.
Mrs. ]. r. Fullerton Miss Cor;
Fullerton, Miss Mary Oyerstreet ant
. their guest, Miss Mary Benjamens
came down from Mound City yester
day afternoon,
i Martha Howe of 1928 Sixth stree
: has returned from visit to relative
lat lIopkinsville and Princeton, Ky
She was accompanied home by Mrs
lTeas Cox of Hopkinsvlle.
Mr. and Mrs. William ]. oBrier
nee Murphy, who have been residin
with MIR. and Mrs. P. Murphy ten
: porarily, are removing into thei
home on Twenty-second street.
Mrs. Thomas Higgins and Mrs. Nj
;. Neil of Mound City were in CaiI
Yesterday afternoon soliciting adve
Using for the program of bazaar
: be given soon by ladies of the Cat
lolic church at that city.
Harry Becker travelling salesma
for Swift G. Co, returned yeste
day morning from northern parts
? the county where he has been on
hunting trip. He came home wit
several wild geese he killed.
. Mrs. Robert Hewitt of Mempht
Tenn, formerly of Cairo is in tt
city for visit to Mrs. Jesse 0. HUI
p of 1872 Eighth street. Mrs. Hewl
: will also visit Mrs. Johnston of Ull
~ before returning to her home.
grille A. Marchildon, of Theb
IN was business visitor in the CT
ID yesterday afternoon. Mr.. March
IS don Is heavily interested In far
TT lands in the county and controls ty
grocery stores, one at Thebes and o
$50 at Mcclure.
Henry w. Beidenkopf, chief Gle
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
Church Supper Tonight.

Church Supper T0nlgHL.
The Woman''s Guild Of the Epls-
pal church, will hold a supper 70
sht III the Smith building at 10
asllington avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Col. James Corbett came to Cairo
Yesterday from his home in Wickliffe
KY, to accompany his wife home
She has been under the care or
SPECIALISTS in Paducah. Mrs. Corbett
is somewhat improved in health.
While here Col and Mrs. corbett
we're guests of Mrs. G. H. Bracket
of Col Commercial avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Miss Redman to Entertain.
Miss Kate Redman Of Sol Walnut
reet will entertain the THURSDAY
tidge Club, Of which she Is mem
II this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Bridge Luncheon to Meet.
Tho Bridge Luncheon Club VIII
4tet this afternoon with Mrs. ~
3ph B. Wenger Of SIS Charles
seet as. sss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Henry w. Beidenkopf, chief clerk
of the Halliday hotel, viii leave the
latter part of the week for Evans
Vile and other points in Indiana for
a few days visit to relatives and
friends. He will visit his parents In
Rockport before returning home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16
a Handy Tool,

~, .sw' '--' spllsa a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Mrs, Davidson of Charleston, Mo.
shopped in the city yesterday morn
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Cyrille A. Marchildon, of Thepes
was a business visitor in the city
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Marchii-
don is heavily interested In farm
lands in the county and controls two
grocery stores, one at Thebes and one
at Mcclure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

Mrs. w. H. Tanner and Mrs, Ella
Aso,d of Sikeston, Mo, were shop
ping visitors to the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-16

F. r. Frain of Belknap Is spending
i short time in the city on business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

Summary: Referee. Coyie. TIM.
plrc. MuckIeatone Head lincaman.
Courtney. Touchdown. Burke. VII.
son and ConRors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23
FISTIC [ACTS
10y TQ7N ANDREWS

Burke. but has decided TO get into
the game IN earnest
lilly was thinking OF retiring.
but offers were so numerous that
he has wired me he Will DO ready
In short time 10 enter the ring
Az first he preferred some lcunar
light. but when the New Orleans
club made bona fide offer for a
match with Eddie McGoorty. Wis.
connin champion. niily agreed. II
remains for Papke 10 make terms
aud the club officials say they will
do the rest
A peculiar thing about matching
papke and McGoorty IL that they
are friends. Eddie trained Riiiy for
his frat match with Ketchei This
recalls the statement of preacher
that IL was impossible for mon 20
box a professional bout and not try
to iniure one another. This " fool.
ish. for Ia this instance az least
there Ii no III feeling between the
boys. who box merely for tho pay
and 10 test their akill
After the bout they will be glad
10 shake hands and II ono out
points the other the beat man will
not hesitate 70 congratulate tho
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23
Stars Beat
Marines

Tealey Raymond's star team
handed Il 10 the Bremerton bunch
by 2 to score yesterday. but
Just the same the Bremefton team
IL dandy ball club Blaine Dor
don, Tacoma TIGER. was In the box
for hls old teammates from tho
navy yard. and Charley Schmutz.
another Tacoma Tiger. hurled for
the starr. Both pitchers were AZ
their hest Schmutz may have had
the edge, but many fans remarked
that Gordon showed a third more
smoke than during any game this
summer Also he had some SPLEEN
did breaks on tap. although trifle
wild. The game was good one
from every point OF view. There
were few spectacular stunts. but.
taken as whole. tho fielders had
littio to do, because tho pitchers
were working 40 nicely. The score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23
Valley Boys Win
Cridiron Contest

Throe ,ouohdowns. with goal
kicked each time. was what the
speedy little gridiron boys OF tho
n. ". A. G. slipped over on the
husky brcmerton sailors yesterday
afternoon. In the second OF the two.
card bill al Dug'a park. McDonsId'n
good coaching stuck out all over. In
the play Of the Rainier seam. aud.
while IN. boys from the navy yard
were sadly lacking 10 team play.
they showed thcy had All sorts OF
good football material In their
rnnka- Their puntinR was psrtic
ulnriy good Burke Wilson and Con
nors scored the touchdowns. The
score and lineup:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

that works with lIghtnlne rapldity
and he can step away from PUSHES
IN good style. Wolgagt must not
get the 0iea that Wells Is a dub.
for he IN one Of the best boxers
sent over In some time.
Talking about champions aud tho
purses they got. why should Al
wolgasi get 1000 and Matt Wells
only $4,000 both are champions.
" ellis IL champion OF Great britain
aud Wolgaat of America. although
no IL credited with being the
worlds champion. However. n box.
or must beat the worlds best TO be.
come worlds champion and VOL.
gaHt has never beaten Wella. There
il nothing fair about the PROPOSE.
ton and Il hurts the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

blood YESTERDAY Headed cad y the
and the srisiron squad FROM the navy yard and they had good s
ssss a.ssa.ss few wv ue musician uss. s"esa
os as s d s SO 10 work as eD out a %s for The
s.sos tina, the sssse S Win a the nss s
tina, the partea
"'n "s' TOT an amateur one
seeing blaine Gordon opposed to
Charlie sshmna sns duel seemed funny 10th hessd for Tho
without exception How they escaped draft
gsT1ss, sea,s u a ss,a ceS Ion
os Reds watched him perform IN is Snca he Mould
Always been slow curve but Gu, few
sss S on sa M sss $ s. VIZ
- 'sa sa as' UP 70
u. :" aaas passi
While unable YESTERDAY. no
like natural siagser Dug Of this
.ms s ss s sss s s ss' st s @ $
hold With pitch
he draws his head IN Just Ike pulls It's opsnss Into Its
s and s.s e s aa As asSa e. sn % %
sss'sssss ''' Close 70 ~ s OF
This sasns fellow srna who was purchased By os,'s from the
first glance but longer YOU him 10 YOU
hss him s m rather a S, he o. the raw
ns "a out se s nice ss q headed ss m a s
a chance to him perform
Whether tho Giants tbs Athletic. wons record
The
ceednsy bright another The
viii be fun week that players and tho thousands OF fans who are
By the Tits delay doing she players particular good bal
a a
as
@ he can use again Thus he WIN no, have use other
Macks pitchers should be o go
all Yesterday they loaned their BIG Ed Walsh the Cubs and
Likewise
By sullivan the eachers traded places And the sox beat the Cubs
yesterday he with
slar subscription by admirng sox fans.
o p. S. from
hat holding a
dropped
10 the
IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23
Rangers Beat the
Celtics s to z

The first association football
game of the season was pulled Off
before large crowd OF spectators
AZ Woodland park yesterday after.
noon, between tho Ceitics and the
Rangers, old.time rivals in the
Northwestern Association Football
league The ceitsca started In AZ
though they were going 20 do things
and AZ the end OF the first half.
they had one goal and the Rangers
none.
bot in the next the worm turned.
Tho Ranfcr boys rot real busy and
scored a half dozen goals. while tho
celtics could but add another. The
score.
Hendry .. Upton I. Kerr
1. McGrath 1, Doig /: total 8. Cel-
tics-Ciarke 1. MAR /: total :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23
Ryan Leads the
Coast Sluggers

= SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 81. 4
= --ijeine Heltmullcr. former 4
4 Athletic. but now OF the Los \
4 Angelica tail cnders. instead 4
= OF Buddy Ryan OF the Portland 4
= pennant winners. is the leader \
4 Of the Pacific Coast league In 4
= battling for the season Just 4
4 closed. according 10 unofficial 4
4 records announced today. Heit. 4
4 muller batted .345. whilo Ryan 4
= hit at a 1888 clip. Ryan has 4
4 played In 1850 gamca. however. 4
= while Heitmulicr participated 4
4 In only -. so that Ryan's con. 4
4 aistcnt performance with the 4
+ willow throughout the season 4
4 really ovcrtops that OF Heit. 4
4 muller. 4
~ AEx &H4p :
ANACoRTES - Anaeortes bea,
the burlington football team by a
score OF 0 to 3 yeHterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

Walter Wand has been a tower
Of strength 10 Gil Dobie's grid
iron squad for three years. so that
after the present campaign Is over
u viii be no no more pigskin for
Walter. Some other young husky
will have to be developed TO go
tearing down the line for those
end run gains. and to pull those
stragetic forward passes.
Now II Is Walter. haIfback, but
In a few years we will read on a
single. Walter Wand. attorney
and counselor, etc. II Is the law
for Walter. He Is taking the lib
eral arts course at the U. prepare
tory to the regular law course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

hob Moha had another "call of"
this time hls match with Frank
Klaus. al Boston being postponed
because hob had sore hand or
sore arm. This Ii about tho firth
match Mocha has called off for such
causes and promoters are beginning
10 think Bob'n arm IN worne than
Harlem Tommy Murphy's malaria.
About the safest way 10 got Hob
into match 10 TO have him post
a substantial forfeit ahead OF time.
Tommy Burns. ex-champion. h ON
route To Australia with Jim Ciabby.
20 take the measurement of HE
pfotegc. Jack Lester. bur Il can b
stated that Tommy Is on another
mission. Ito IL anxious 70 take 10
the Antipodcn y strong lacrosse
team. possibly made up OF Indians.
and ON hin trip viii mako proilmi.
nary arrangements.
Ad woisas, figures he will have
a snap with Matt wells. when they
meet in New York. October ~. but
he must nor go into the contest
with that feeling or he 10 apt to
get fooled Wells IL the kind 10
worry a lad like wolwaat In short
bout. for he has "a long left hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

WIN nilly Marchant. the English
fcatherweight. accomplish what
many boys from across the pond
have failed at--wrcatinR the title
from Abe AitellY
Lightning nilly" as the nritlsher
Is known al home. ~ said 10 he as
clever as Jem nriacoll. the cham.
plon OF Great Britain.
Marehant was picked by WIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23
Jack Johnson No Evangelist;
He Snubs a London Minister

- 4 = 4 - 4 =
cned the evangaiie field Hts Invitations 70 ontnr
the Parker. OF Newcass onTync who
had retiring thought that he
improving things his John
respectfully told mind his business
~aneered- Bomhardiar Wells Simply
did risk a black whp white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

Amcs. the London manager Of box.
crs. 20 meet the best boys In
America. Manager Afnes has tho
greatest confidence In Marchant TO
win tho championship OF tho
world and for that reason wants
TO Arrange match with Abe Az.
tell. Ames will 80 after the fsath.
crwelghts with the ultimate object
OF getting Attell Already he has
matches booked AZ New York and
New Orleans.
Marchant has had many batsles
tho past year and has won all Of
them. being pitted against some
very clever English lads. II he 10
AZ good as tem nriseoll. or any
way near as good. he will create a
sensation. for there ara few box.
ers living who compare with
nrlDculi
Billy parke has been taking life
eaaV nfaee hlA c0nteat with Sailor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-23

Billy parke has been taking life
easy since his contest with Sailor
The Washington times., 1911-01-13
Stocks Decidedly Song Canadian Steel Leading in Market
SHORTS BECOME VERY NERVOUS
AND HELP. BULLS ADVANCE
t. BY THEIR, COVERING.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The market
seems TO be holding fairly well with no
signs of a slump, the while the short
interest is increasing. But for the fact
that the aforementioned trust cases must
he decided before very long, and that
they bear the threat of menace in their
settlement, the market would be in good
shape for a sharp rise. London seems
to think favorably of the situation and
our foreign friends continue to aCcumu-
late securities with a confident air. For
three days there has been more or less
continuous pressure on the part Of the
be--s seeking to find weak spot. They
made some progress following the Penn
syIvania financing announcement, but
later developments have created an
opinion in many circles that perhaps
the end justifies the action. 1t is eX-
pected that the Pennsylvania will soon
guarantee a regular per cent dividend
on Norfolk and Western, and even a
prediction here and there that a Nor
gan line, the Atlantic Coast Line, may
fall into the hands OF the Pennsylvania
This display of firmness following the
first break in Pennsy has Jared the con-
fidcnce of the bears a bit. and they are
less anxious to extend their commit
ments, and in some cases to reduce their
outstanding short lines. Traders do not
look for a bulge, but are expecting and
hoping for steady, slow Improvement.
The Washington times., 1911-01-13

! The outlook for the bank statement to-
morrow is that it will be a good one,
and bankers and investors generally are
taking a more optimistic view regarding
the success of The New York city bopd
loan.
Canadian Pacific came to the front
this morning with a sharp rise from
PCS to 201&, rs compared with close
at 204l1 on Thursday. Katy" was the
next strongest security. a point rise be-
ing made and well held. AT the imme-
diate Opening the market was a little
easier, rallied, went off and then came
strong again, but the fluctuations were
not as severe as the changes might
seem to suggest.
steel common rose to 75A and eaScd
to IS, holding II net gain. Union Pacific
was a point higher at one time, but it
did not hold. going back SO that but Is
gain remained. Reading was strong.
PCnnsy held Y gain. Louisville and
Nashville was s higher, and the HIN
stocks q of point better. Copper was
strong. nearly y higher.
In the noon hour and through the
second hour of the afternoon the mar
ket gained in strength, and the volume
of trading showed a material increase.
2O9 or a. points net gain. Steel COM
mon touched 75h for high, and thereby
made its gain a full point. Union PaCi-
fic rallied from its weakness of the
earlier hours and came back to 174fs.
making a 81 Eatn. Reading moved up
x from noon prices, Copper made its
advance IL. Chesapeake and Ohio rose
a point, and the whole list was decided
ly strong.