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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Rough Entertainment
Promised BY Forest
City Folks

CLEVELAND. Dec. SIN some
circles II might not be considered
nice to prepare"to treat your guests
roughly and rudely. but then there
are times when II Is permissible.
One Of those times will appear FRI
day night, when a delegation OF De
troiters will come here TO be guests
OF the Cleveland Athletic club.
The delegation OF Detroiters will
consist mainly OF boxers. represen-
tatives OF the Detroit A. O. Cleve-
land boxers will assist In the enter
tanning George A. Schneider In.
sists that his boxers will prove high.
ly sensational. yes and rough enter
tainers. too. He picked that kind.
In fact. he picked ak OF the fan
ciest steppers and hardest tolters
In the Cleveland amateur ranks 70
oppose the Detroit millers. includ
Ing w. Prior. who won the interna
tional championship at San Fran
cisco In the li5pound class, and
Kid Karpinski. who won the cham
pionship at the fair in the 1i5
pound class.
The Detroit boxers were selected
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
MANDOT AND
WALSH ON OUTS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Sec
Mandot, southern lightweight cham.
pion, and Tommy Walsh, his man
ager, are on the verge Of a split.
according to q report going the
rounds here. The Baker boy re-
Gently promised Domlnick Tortorich
that he would box before the lat.
ter's club II a Mandot-Frankle Rus
sell match was arranged
Walsh later signed Mandot to
meet Russell before club con-
Quoted by Joe Sciaggulgia. Paul
Ford and Lew Rose, the bout to be
20 rounds on Christmas day. Tho
latter organization will insist that
Mandot 20 through with the match.
Joe stated fatty that he would box
only before Tortorich's club.
while the fight might bring me
$4,000, I wouldn't take that to break
my word with Tortorich. I don't
care what Walsh signed" said Man
dot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

DON'T AGREE
M. Sheridan and Ben
Franklin Are Sorry
For Each Other

Bonnie Franklin has issued q
statement on the eve of his conflict
with Mickey Sheridan at Windsor.
tonight. Sheridan says It Is an
ante-mortem declaration, but
Franklin considers II merely an an
nouncement Of definite purpose. pre-
liminary to the extinction OF q GER
tain lrishman from Chicago.
I'm no boxer. Folks who expect
me to do . tango will be fooled.
I'm Just a fighter" Is the way Frank.
lin starts out. They tell me this
Sheridan isn't q boxer. either-that
he Just gets set and slams away.
That's the kind OF boys I like. I'm
happiest when the going is rough
and, the gloves are humping mer-
rily. II this Mickey person will
only keep on mixing II and don't
try 10 be a Freddie Welsh. we will
have q fine time and my friends can
collect after the bout. And don't
think that this Sheridan can make
me back up or quit swapping
punches"
These are brave words. and
Franklin has so convinced many De-
troi:ers Of the truth Of his predic-
lions that he will have quite q fol-
low ing at Eddie Glassco's palace OF
fsticuffs tonight. Franklin has
come out of the east with the rec
ords OF some good Nights. and Sheri-
dan In his own selection. II Mickey
fa.tens him tonight. II will be
Franklin's own fault. He has invit-
ed disaster.
Mickey also has q statement to
make before he dons his gloves with
the Gothamite.
I'm the coming welterweight
| champion" asserted Mickey In his
FIRST wheeze. "You know they are
reviving the weller division. and I
won't have to kid myself into believ-
iax that I'm still a lightweight any
more. There are going TO be . lot
OF weiter fights out east this winter.
ard I'm going TO be In the midst or
them. That's where the money Is.
anyway. They tell me have to
beat up this Franklin In order to
get q stand-in with the east Very
well, we'll attend to that Formally
tonight. It's hard to see. however.
how Glassco thinks we can beat up
any body with those pillows he
makes UP carry around on our
ddkes. Those big gloves are An
awful trial"
So you see there Is quite differ-
ence OF opinion between these two
sons OF swat. The fans who viii
sail the river tonight will see the
answer. The tip has come our way
that il will be worth watching. We
know Mickey. anyway, and are GER
tain that he will loosen up with
plenty OF action.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
DILLON BEATS UP
ANOTHER HEAVY

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--JaJck Dill.
lon. the Hoosier man killer" beat
another member Of the Flynn flock
OF fighters last night when he tam.
pered with Perky Flynn's features
for 10 tough rounds. The ropes
alone saved the Flynn person from
a knockout, holding him up In the
FIRST and third sessions until he re-
covered from grogginess.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

son took part in q wrestling match
at the county fair that he banned
all wrestling conversation from the
house forever, by gum And II still
gees, too. The old man could never
be persuaded to watch his son
wrestle until his match with Char
ley Cutler. That was the nrst and
only match he ever saw.
However, Joe has a brother and
n sister who are almost AZ good a.
himself. The sister 10 indeed .
wonder, and could defeat most men.
The only form OF training In
dulged In by this new mat star is
his usual farm work. Success hasn't
made any changes sround the
ranch. Joe does his work just as
always.
There has been considerable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
SOCCER GAINING
IN POPULARITY

NEW YORK. Dec. SIN spite Of
the growing popularity OF skating,
soccer football will have an import
ant place among winter sports all
over the country this season, sup
porters of the English game claimed
today.
The fall has seen the organization
Of number OF new soccer teams
and the forming of several new
leagues. The games popularity Is
spread toward the west The Beth
lehem Field club. OF Bethlehem, Pa.
winner OF the national championship
last year has not yet been defeated
this season. and looks fair to repeat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
CALUMET READY
TO PLAY HOCKEY

CALUMET. Mich, Dec. s.-The
Calumet Jockey club has been re-
organized as follows: President.
George Cudlip; manager. Chester
Stroud; captain. Joe Under; secre-
tary-treasurer. Joe Savinni: execu-
tive committee, George Cudlip. John
Mclaughlin Martin Messner. Harry
Frimodig. James Ormsby.
Calumet Is awaiting the action OF
Portage Lake. in the matter OF de-
claring its intention TO enter the
Western league this year. IL Port.
age Lake enters Calumet Will
Otherwise Calumet will play indie
pendent hockey as the club does
not believe a team in Laurium to
replace Portage Lake. as has been
suggested, would be paying In
vestment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

ness. II is claimed that Stecker can
exert a pressure OF 1900 pounds
from knee 10 knee.
Joe developed his scissors hold
by practicing on horses and cows
around tho old farm. He can split
two.bushel sack OF grain by plac-
ing Il between his knees. and can
hold an automobile by a rope at
tached TO one leg.
Stecker has not yet reached his
full growth and development. He
will increase in size and ability. At
present he Is a little over six feet
tall and weighs about 212 pounds.
He is OF German Hungarian extrao-
ton. His father Is a small man
and not at all inclined to athletics
In fact the elder Stecker was so In
'furiated when he learned that his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Michgans New Trotting Circuit to Boom Breeding
In State and Rescue Lillian RS" From Milk Wagons
BAKER STILL
HOLDING OUT

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Frank
Baker, holding $4,000 IN real Amer
lean money In one hand. and a
three-year contract with the FEEDER.
ais at $4,000 a year In the other.
hesitated and apparently decided
against Joining the outlaws" &C
cording to President jim Gilmore,
OF the Federals, today. Gilmore
said the meeting occurred in vii
mington. Sept. ). He said he hand
ed Baker the money. which was TO
be a bonus for signing the contract.
we had Bakers contract with
Philadelphia examined by several
lawyers" said Gilmore. They
agreed II was not binding. Still we
did not reach an agreement"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

In an elimination tournament held
Saturday night. The program for
Friday night follows.
los pounds-Jimmy Gilman 10. A.
c. Va. Tom Enwright %. A. c.
lis pounds--W. Prior 60. A. c.
w, Dick Meyers Cd. A. @,
1875 pounds-Henry Godaie &C. A.
CT vs.. Joe Netke ID. A. c.
135 pounds-vincent Pokornl &C.
A. c. vs.. Arnold Schneider Cd. A
c.
las pounds-John Ksrplnsh &C
a. c. VS.. Elmert Depronsey CD. A
c.
1853 pounds-Walter Wyss or w
Hebron &C. A. c. vs.. Carl J. stu
der I'd, A. c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Sport to Get Big Boost
From New Race
Body
BY ALBERT N. INCOME,


(Secretary West Michfgn0 Cfrcuio'
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. s.
The greatest movement in recent
years for the advancement OF rae
Ing and breeding interests In this
part OF the state was the formal
organization Of the West Michigan
circuit last week. Enthusiasm was
shown to a marked degree by the
convention which comprised more
than so representative owners,
breeders, trainers and track man.
ayers and resulted In q membership
roll OF 10 race tracks. Many mem
bers will give two or more meetings
and racing Is assured from early Id
June until il is too cold TO stay out
of doors.
What this means to horsemen and
their patrons can scarcely be exag'
gerated. The tracks and fair
grounds. by avoiding conflict OF
dates, will in many cases be able
to supplant deficit with balance
on the credit side and the announce
ment OF a race program will not be
accompanied by the doubt whether
any of the classes will fill. often
necessita ting declaring OF all the
expense and preparation and the
subsequent humiliation OF admit
ting to the local patrons that the
town cannot support race meeting.
Horsemen grow war; after such
an experience and hesitate TO risk
the expense Of shipping which ha'
often been considerable distances.
Under the new regime they follow
the circuit and there is no doubt
OF race meeting among the man
agement. the horsemen, and, most
important, with the public on whose
patronage the sport depends.
II has heretofore taken consid
/ cradle nerve and some little cap
! ital TO train horses fer the races
With the prospect OF long shir
down into Ohio. and there find about
three bearcats In the same clas.
that could tramp around a half-mil'
tracks couple OF times In 81.
or better. The result has been tha
] many . promising colt never got {
chance TO show, and who knows
how many LILLIAN II "a, are nov
drawing milk wagons? With rae
ing M home and tracks kept up 20
training purposes every colt has
chance, and there r. an irducsmen
TO see whether a $4,000 horse I
being wasted on a 800 job. as wa
the case with Lillian II. md Shade
land Faustalear That makes a
inducement TO bring IN we'll tre
stations and improve the geners
breed Of horses by standing ther
for public service. affording an 81
portunity for Michigan 10 produc
I another Peter the Great
A special train OF palace hors
cara will follow the circuit froi
1 town 20 town. and Judge w.
Adams has already been appointe
superintendent W transportation
All shipments urc short, insur'in
low rates. and the special faci'.tie
RI move from owners all trouble eve
] schedules, switching. etc. 2
The circuit a. now arranged con
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

Greater than Gotchf
Well. many people think so. And
maxbe they are right. Anyway. Joe
Steckers- thu sensational boy In
overalls." Is entitled TO all the
worlds wrestling honors that Gotch
didn't carry away into retirement.
rhis young. 23-year-old Nebraska
boy Is the most startling thing ever
developed In the mat game. A
year agc-unknown: today-gener-
ally recognized as the champion OF
the world at the catch as-catch-can
style.
Stecker is q real honest-to-b'gosh
farmer from Dodge. Neb.. and he
never had q 'rasslin' Lesson In his
life. Yet. untaught and inexperi-
enced. this youthful giant has
thrown practically all the best
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
.Nney.

wrestlers In this country with
ridiculous ease.
Charley Cutler. Americas. and
Kussif Hussane. three Of the great.
est catch-as-catch-can men In the
world. only lasted few minutes
apiece. Gotch had the time OF his
life TO throw Cutler. and II IL very
doubtful II he could have downed
the Terrible Turk" In anywhere
near the time Stecker did-two falls
in nine minutes and 20 seconds.
Joe has a scissors" hold that is
even more vicious and effective than
the retired champions famous toe
hold. He possesses such formidable
power In his legs that once the
hold Is obtained he !s able to
squeeze all resistance out OF his op-
ponent--even to cause UNCONSCIOUS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

change In the lives Of all tho farm
ers around Dodge. They are Just
Wild about Stecker. They wear .
little scissors on their lapels with
the insignia: stick to Seeker"
They are great sports. too, and back
their hero to their last corn husk.
They have cleaned the wise crick-
in city fellers" ont Of several hun
dred thousands Of dollars In the
last few months. The Stecker-Cut-
Ter and the kerHussans
matches were particularly harvest
time for them.
Jack Curley, the famous promoter
Of sporting events, tells us that II
isn't an exeggeration to say that
IS 900. 900 (fve millions) will chance
hands on q matca between Stecker
and Gotch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Many Novel Features In Grid Season That
Has Just Ended

novelties
School Applied
and lost the
of 1905 by IL to score
Of Worth
Waxahachie game
mpeded
padded through the
the Columbia college and Mercer uni
mutual
played the footing the under
game wit a ok a dsocated ankle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
MAGNATES WANT
COLLEGE BALL

CHICAGO, Dec. Establishment
OF college baseball win cut on big
supply for the big leagues. major
Ieaguers said today.
President Comiskey. OF the White
Sox. Thomas. of the Cubs, and
weeghman. OF the Whales. all said
they hoped the action OF the big
nine conference would be reconsid'
cred.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

prises the towns OF Berlin. Holland,
t;reenville, Ionia, Cadillac, Traverse
City. Lowell, Ithaca. Mount Pleas
ant, Hart. st. Johns, Hartford and
AIlegan. al, half.mile tracks. aud
the mile tracks ut Kalamazoo and
Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo was not
awarded dates and the Grand Rap
ids meeting will probably be given
In connection with the West Mich
igan State fair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
%. U. Q. Trip Verdict Today,
VEAL PRINTERS.

The printer .bowiers in the
back room are receiving con-
gratulations over the cut.throat
competition In tho Printers
league. II seems that while the
Times boys are winning consist.
emily. the type singers from the
rival sheets are butchering each
other frightfully. so that our
meal ticket Is way out in front.
Messrs schnitsei. Higgins and
Cook are our heroes. They are
carrying their honors modestiy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
HAWAIIAN MAY BE
HARVARD CAPTAIN

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. s.
Joseph A. Gilman, OF Honolulu. Is
considered TO be the logical candi-
date for captain Of the 1916 Harvard
football team. The election will be
held Friday, and II Is predicted to-
day Gilman. who Is an all-American
tackle. would be elected on the hrst
ballot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Cleveland Picks Amateur
Battlers to Stop Detroit
YES, EDDIE, THIS 10
A WINTER LEAGUE YARN

DALLAS, Texas, Dec. s.--Bill
Killifer. Philadelphia National
catcher. nearly choked to death
yesterday. He has been hunting
and fishing with Oscar Dugey. q
teammate at the iatter's home
near here. lie came into town
yesterday. II was the FIRST time
he had esssyed TO wear q sufY col
lar In several weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
COULON WANTS
TO MEET ERTLE

CHICAGO. Dec. s-"Kewpie''
Ertie, Of 81. Paul. can have a bout
with Johnny Coulon. Of Chicago. ex-
bantam champion, II he wants II.
Conlon 10 anxious TO try . come
Mcks Word was awaited here to.
day from Ertle.
"A bout with Ertie would help me
10 ind out how good am" said
Johnny.
n Ertie II willing. the match will
be held In Gary. Ini.. Jan. -. II
will be a fo-round affair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
This Was Close

Arthur Medium, the well.known
newsboy Guest. beat Sam Forman,
the former newsboy champ. In q
pocket billiard game. 80 to 40. at
Lather's billiard pariors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
WoIoast To FIaht Hommey.

New York, Dec. s.-The,N New York
boxing Commission has asserted its
authority, and Ad. Wolsast must
box "Packey" Hommey Friday night.
The bout had Teen postponed In or
der to allow wclgast TO prepare for
a fight with Leach Cross next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

st. LOUIS. Dec. s.--Miller Hug
gins, OF the Cardinals, stole . bit OF
Connie Mack's thunder NJ . kidnap-
or yesterday. Shen he signed Jimmy
cDike") Brannigsn. II. native son,
third sacker.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Another Yostic Champ

championship
E romped
ed all the dope In that Of the What It? Moth
football
Is Of
Fielding
his Oklahoma
be
oonoador champonship
hid under 500 to 10 count Last week Cochran mixed
and with
onk Of a. 300
~ & O. lot That's fairly promising.
oom he defeated
ow Yesk week and submits clippings H.
( danes & Charley White which,
- tuut Naybo hunch that Charley's
shadow boxing when through
ChaSisyS will with Friend Left
They An Pitch Wen For Cri6
TREs sssssAing of Clark
enS pclns rscsuits played Of last at Min
napols and part the season Washnston While In the big
- hurled ss innings ranked fourth all the
While
raaked eighteenth pitching 154 and allowing
osDe1 each And although he nag win
~ onseAa nigel Washington. among pitch
last allowing than three earned
IunonA ~ winner He pitched for Minneapolis this
- uos Sass ssmss he lost actually percent
onQ ones1aHsa had pitcher get hearty
hcS.e - wm'sms Of Minneapolis. hurled AZ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
on Hosemen Expect New Ship Circuit Boom Ifotng Cam

RD 4 thing baseball much enhusiasm There
that be called sefrestraint
Thafs whose batting averages
nevertheless worth their
mid on stack batting should be 36i
credit him. Witt should be her
$50 performer that he is said TO De
401 hitter rather
Cobb earned batting average OF 49, instead OF
world Harry Hooper only a
should have pretty 1888 chalkd up behind
&o6onicksg
players worth 100 point. than their real batting
peActiced commendable sefcontro They insisted
~ pchs they faced pitch them And they got on bases
enough boost their averages as Indicated
= the coaches welknovn theory that pass Is as good az
and the embarrassment caused
usually Offsets the failure drive the baserunnes around
secured all the way nom
Other diamond performers also passed ire
Crawford Bobby veach and several Of those BIRDS s
good batter and so called
and banged the tipping horsehide
opportunity walk The Tigers compel more
other clubs They dew 6Sl passes
Of good ball players In the American
nst without having to hurry only SO or ~
McInns. who bats for Sl4
Lajoie dangerous batter at any
drew only IL most OF winch
him. Hobtzel another good batter drew
which number for the batter MS
Of Tigers. received transportation only 2
Detroit Will recall
pitches that should have
6tnto 1kst
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Dec. s.-Ne.
eotiations are practically closed
for i0-round bout between Richie
Mitchell and Joe Rivers on Dec. 20.
before the Cream City Athletic club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
ALTITUDE JINX
TO SYRACUSE

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. s.-The
failure OF the Syracuse football
team to defeat the University Of
Montana is explained by DIR, J. A.
Brashear. a Pittsburgh scientist. on
the grounds of altitude. He says
TINT athletcs cannot Jump from
nearly sea level to Montana heights
In - hours. and engage In violent
exercise without suffering quick eI-
haustion.
D. v. .. Trip Verdict Today.
Coach Tommy Leith. Of y. U. @.
expects To hear definitely today re
garding the proposed trip OF hts
football team 20 the Pacific coast
during the holidays.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

" football baseball nothing me" winter wall
We pleasantly
champion the
will another
thrills Next
Nay the tennis match
wielders
through all Americans
decade May Sutton the greatest
player the world knew After home duties called her from
disputed
the coast mav: Late in the summer Miss Sutton now Mrs
OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

particularly making the pitch
including reached
Luderus, Merke Zimmerman,
Ioftod valuable
balls leading the
including his shoots
like rheumatic elephant but he scored
81
that total did those So They Offset the
hghteootsa boys laid tor him.
= pitches
baseball. the Of
q compelling pitchers
y with that will
Almost frequently enough to be the rule the smart
composed
sak the league How does this neup-the number OF
these players strike
CO l shotten lSl and Speaker sl) neders Ppp 900
Ctms third Bush S)
Faber
Hooper Chapman (7o) would well
George Sisler Michigan colesan captured by Branch
Of Collins Cobb Sisler the big show
fsoaoa Of being player But he stepped to the
pitchers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08

XII1 him and he shufes Oh this
Gpnke skeee win be absolutely
tat twice he honestly the bantamweight cham
world denied the reward Of his battling
raodics q referees For ten rounds Monday night
Nd Smith pronounce the bout draw and
fellows. Rtngside bulletins that
tack but Will frankie admit
1914 the jersey marshes essayed
Jonnny There number OF experts
~ fairly sauarely that Febru
Stout ruled otherwise
G[I1 ySnnllo stranded Pork and Bean shoa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
Ellis Beats % Orc.

CHICAGO. Dec. s.--Alfred Dc Orc.
worlds three-cushion billiard cham
pion, took another beating last
night. Charles Ellis. Of Pittsburgh,
beat out the champion BY three
points in a benefit game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-08
WITH THE IvORIEs,

' Charles Hejdon $50. Joseph Mayer
t3p (1sD.
John Moore 50. Joe Stone IS Ca
cpsh.)
twindsorJ Is1. ems, bill
Miiiman fDetroitl $50. Kay wind
'of sS,. IL .SIRs 49, s' 1chul.. ,pocs.,
o'i SiIlanhenship iss. Nanny I" tpoche,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-30

great worry over the possibility of OBJ
tanning them.
W believe there Is throughout the
drug trade "A spirit of growing conf
dence In the immediate future. Early
In the period beginning with the war
druggists learned the lesson taught by
speculative buying, 80 that In recent
months their purchases have been linn
tied practically to their actual wants,
and these. with their stocks In hand.
have carried them through to the pres
ent.
But IL VIC interpret the appearance OF
the market rightly. greater activity Is
noted in this direction. The druggists
throughout the country are taking In
more money and their general business
has been helped immensely by the
bumper crops harvested and to be har-
vested in all States Of the Union.
This confidence In the future IL
strongly in evidence throughout the
drug trade, and h is more IL Is backed
by the increasing signs OF activity shown
everywhere. Concerns doing an export
business. aside from war orders report
a steady increase Of sales, indicating
that other countries which heretofore
depended largely on Germany for the
bulk OF their drug supplies are now
buying in the United states. while do
nestle production is rapidly adjusting
Itself to meet the increased demands
for home consumption. There is "A
marked increase in Inquiries from South
American buyers