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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
MERTON 72-HO[E
GOLF ON TODAY
"Hand-Picked" Entry List LA
BILE to Create New East Course
Competitive Record
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

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Nv 'o'"p''''''. 'ou' 'c i'|'.u ''' Wv
east course at Merton was IN danger
today when close to fifty of the leading
golf lights of several districts tecd of
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todaT. oad tn,,,orrn,,
Thorn iii ho nr;,o for tho n,oror
,,oL;na .hn' 80. pmu oss o .'s soI,oa;r
tn,n h6,os onJ nr;,o 70 tho r,nnor
nm IN tbis avent
'r Nv,
inere are u'so nVe speclai prl"es' rs
Ihe = annuai G ri-s!a'f colpet,.ion lor .ne
Lesley Sup STARTS rrlday. inc members
! to Tho scene of act;on gradually mnst
of them arriving Thursday in timn to
get in one or two rounds
s.,., p-,
special rrhes
For members and former members Of
the Lesley Cup team, therefore, there
will be special prize for the lowest
gross score of eighteen holes. There
will also be a handicap event for the
same class, with special prizes for the
lowest net score over eighteen holes and
also thirty six holes.
Any player wishing to compete in the
handicap events must turn in his home
handicap together with the par of his
course. in connection with his entry,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Straus. Miller, Thomas and Harvey in
the backheld. scored touchdown on
the hrst scrubs. Dickson's eleven put
up stubborn defense and wore them
selves out trying to stop the onrushing
varsity backs. Finally new scrub team
was sent in. They held the varsity to
one touchdown in about twenty minutes
play. Following this Dickson called his
scrubs back into the meice and the var.
sity scored three more touchdowns. 1t
was very hot on Franklin Field. almost
as eneryating as It was Saturday. when
Delaware was downed
Thomas Fighter
Carl Thomas. who played fullback in
yesterdays scrimmage and will act as
captain until Bud Hopper gets back into
the game. is fighter. No better man
could have been chosen to lead the Red
and Blue against Bucknell on Saturday.
And they'll need a good leader, too, be-
cause the Lewisburg team il very strong
this year. has bunch of veteran players
and is coming down full of confidence
and battling spirit.
However, with a fighting man at
their head such as Thomas. Pennnsyl-
vania will present very aggressive
eleven. Thomas is big, fast and can hit
the line well. He is improving every
day, and in spite Of the fact that he is
just getting over an injury he played
during most Of the scrimmage yester-
day. On the defense Thomas is a power.
He is in and under every play and il
was largely due to his direction and
personal tackling that the scrubs were
unable to make any headway on their
offensive plays. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
HOLMESBORG OPENS.
SEASON SATURDAY
Squires, Desmond and Weldon,
Newcomers, Expected to Prac-
tice Tomorrow Evening

The residents up Holmesburg way
will be busy every Saturday afternoon
for the next two months. The football
season will be ushered in on Saturday,
and the most successful season in the
history Of the suburban eleven is pre-
dicted by Coach Hen Eavis, and he
should know, for he has been handling
Holmesburg teams for the last fifteen
years.
The big burg aggregation plans to 20
through the season without a defeat,
and that means victory over Consho~
hockcn. The opener on Saturday will
present the Monmouth, n. J., squad.
Manager Gerkcr is we'll satisfied with
the present outfit, which has been prac-
ticing for several weeks and which will
go through the final drill on Crystal
Field tomorrow evening.
Many new faces will be seen this
year. Among the newcomers are
Seiglc, Lafayette quarterback Stevens,
of ,Muhlenberg; Gault. the Vincome
fullback and Hip Reed, guard, from
the same team; Fred Mertz. backfield
candidate from the Great Lakes Train
ing, Station Kennedy, Notre Dame
tackle Wolf. National Farm School
ware. Penn halfback, and Otto, q line
man from East Falls.
Included in those from last year are
Heinie Bourne. of Penn Kidder Cas-
key, of Muhlenberg: Gaston and
Hayes. from the same institution; Bill
Morrison. Russell kurtz, Frank Nc
ley. Bill States and Frank Potts, Of
norneIl. son of the president of the
Holmcsburg Football Association.
In the practice tomorrow night IL il
also expected that newcomers will be
Squircs. Of Pom: Desmond of Har-
ward, and Weldon. Of Lafayette.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
Former West Philadelphia
High Guar d Out for Jack
Keogh's Team; Other
Good Material
HARD SCRIM NJ AGE
BY SPICK HALL

TON COWELL delights in doing
4 guard duty. The kind that he
Graves is not that variety mentioned
In the ''Dcre Mablc' letters where "you
walk post but there aint no post. -
Tom INDUCES in other brands of guard
duty. First he was a guard on the
West Philadelphia High School foot
ball team, then he went to Atlantic City
and Joined the lifeguard crew, now he
IL at the University of Pennsylvania
irving for guard on Jack Keogh 3 Fresh
man team and later he homes to win this
position on Heisman's Red and Blue
varsity. Outside of that Tom has
nothing to do with the word guard. -
Thus far nobody has made the Fresh =
men team because Keogh hasn't looked
over his yearlings long enough to make
spy final selection, hut it is safe to sa v
that Cowell will certainly be among
those present in the Fresh games this
fall il he isn't injured. lie Is over six
feet two inches tall and tips the Fair
hanks at 1913 in the shade of the old fix
tree. And he doesn't look as though
he were larger than 175 pounds. which
proves that he is built for an athlete.
Bill clarke rays ,
Another West Philadelphia High boy
who is trying for the Freshman team
Is Bill Clarke. He played center last
fall for the Speed Boys but he can
MAY any position in the line and it is
well for him that he can because Shaw
Boswell. Of Wesleyan, the all scholastic
center. IL another candidate. Boswell
is q rafting good man and it is highly
probabIe that he will be elected captain
OF the Freshman team.
Yesterday Kcogh pulled off long
srimmage between the West goal and
Weightman Hall. The first year men
haven't game scheduled for next Sat-
urday nor the next, but they would like
to get one.
Keogh always turns out good
Freshman eleven, and this year should
he an exceptionally fast one. There
Is big bunch Of material and 1t is GER
tain that a number. of the men who
wear the Freshman uniform this year
will blossom into varsity caliber. This
will greatly help Heisman because. in
stead of having q bunch of new men
totally unfamiliar with his system. he
will have them next fall well grounded
IN the rudiments Of the famous glide.
Long Scrimmage
While the freshmen were biting each
other in a corner of Franklin Field.
the varsity was stampeding its way
through BY Dickson's scrub eleven; The
yarsity scrimmage lasted over an hour,
during which they scored hve touch
downs. -" =.
As Heisman megaphoned his mes
.o.oy o., b;o yarc;ty thay rpgnOp0pl Dy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
DOUBLE-HEADER TODAY
Yanks and Babe Ruth In Twin Bill
at Shibe Park

The Athletics and Yankees are
scheduled TO participate in a double
header at Shibe Park this afternoon,
the contest yesterday being called of
early in the morning owing to the rain.
1t is the last opportunity local fans
will have to see Babe Ruth, and much
interest is centcred in today's games on
this account.
The king of swat pounded out two
homers in his appearance here on Mon
day and just missed third. With a
double header on today, the Yankee
star is expected to materially increase
his total of fifty three. Scott Perry
will in all probability hurl the opening
game of the twin bill. Yesterdays 3
postponement was the first local game
to be halted by rain in more than a
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
R0THSTE|N NAMED
F|XER BY ATTELL
Ex-PugiIist Says He'll "Raise
the Lid Sky High" With
Story Of Deal

New York. Sept. 30. - Abe AttelI
former featherweight champion. who has
been named as ringleader in the base
ball gambling scandal, said here last
night that he had retained a lawyer tt
take care of his interests. and that in
day or two he would make state e
ment that would "shoot the lid sky
high"
You can say" he said. 'that the
story placing the responsibility upon me
for passing the S100,0 900 to the White
Sox Is lie. 1t looks to me that Roth =
stein is behind the stories. and am
surprised at this because / have been q
good friend Of Rothstein.
''He is simply trying to pass the buck
to me. 1t won't go.
You can see that some one is trying
TO make it appear that ] was respon
sible for the deal at the Astor. Well.
] can tell you that I was not respon
sible for it, I will tell what 7 know
about it at the proper time. Rothstein.
] know. is trying to whitewash himself.
but he cant pass the buck to me-. Ma =
harg's story Of the fake kilograms and
all the rest. as far as / am concerned.
is all bunk. / am not ready to tell
you what | know just yet.
II have done many things for Roth
stein, and when he didn't have n cent
] fed him and boarded him and even
suffered broken noce in defending him
from a bootblack at Saratoga. We have
not been on the best of terms for the
last year. but / didn't think he would
open up this way
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Pur,ts and Passes

~,
rain which marred tho greater part OF the
afternoon. the Tiger squad was sent through
strenuous sqrimmage Yesterday afternoon:
me scrub goal line on I'VE o.s spils anpears
ts"Ih h,'u Me,, ,t. Az, Objections for The
swsrIhmore ~ ug[1s sans ""'
n
nacEhei- n,s, i, ias, rrIss in nrepsrng for
,ns ,s p ouI us last N Rsvnnds tntends that
n each evening and 70 over each mans work
on paper. Two changes have been made In
q, lineup. FREDDY LausteT has been n,ss shift, IT.
pIses ,Ss scrubs Max E''d Is no" !" A"u''''
y,I.--R,r.,v nm bour.. prsetice was in
rrld. In tho workout Kernan's line storm;
Ing was especially brilliant. and he ana
crashing the FIRST two touchdowns across
after; dogged series Of short gains Peter. n.
used for for most lost Oft Of the ground CALMING. A fea:
tnre OF the practice was an exhibition by
ru'n line he scored se'era' o'-'"fu s0"''
Cornoil-coach Dobie drove the football
squad hard in two practices YESTERDAY under
SEdd dSs weshe5 Su, sTey one
else connected with the team appears hope
ful. No one will know until the opening
same on SATURDAY. with Rochester now me
and forward pass formations.
,,.,. 49,. .,, mad. ,ha
rridron hsaYw' 'f Coach neS psiy gave the Army
out ot ~. ''nses, @ any Hgs' Tr hevr Vas dsvoted
to ,crirSneo sgns Tho h,r tssm talins ON both
tG. nasIns, s.an ,nS 9is @ teain 'aN's Tho y" drjva
Tor tSe nnsrTn ana nhra freys en- satrdays double
Navrp,,.,r A,.. r.r. an thu
neld Tor thre. ana one.hSIf hours Yesterday
sfternoon' The regular routine starts Fri
dsy, and tho nractlss nsriods will be Greatly
ourtaIIed. taylor fast and powerful
Oklahonoan AZ a. syorl tr the bocEhaid
He will probably start in the baekfeid sat
urday with KohIep' Cruise and waters
"''" '>'''e'' olu''' a"O
r..-, ,,
LehlEh--Although the weather was torrid'
in,'nnshs :, football men will have another for
Tonoe minute scrimmage this afternoon
hroo.on r. on Saturday: Pat Pazzetti, the All
bs. bernIean Quarterback OF three years ago
0eeh appointed assistant coaeh'
Colgate--Forward I'd passing was the fea.
ture In the practice on Whitnail Field yes
t,rday afternoon. II was the frst time that
tspartment OF" Of the 0se" game The e Intensity of OF
The drilling in the use OF the forward pass
was rendered imperatIye by the sudden de-
Nlsion OF the coachInr stan To RELY on the
fore, '"'S se"son "p'e wa" ''e' w
-
West VIrrinia-CarH Beck, the Harris
'iTnrg Tech star, broke loose on the first play
s,EW.Hye yards for FORA a touchdown. There.
trouble advancing,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
PENNANT NOT YET
WON, SAYS GLEASON
Says Sox Still Have a Good Ball
Club Without Stars Who
We're Laid Of

Chicago. Sept. 2i.-''I'm going to
take my club TO st. Louis Thursday
morning for a three game series with
the Browns" said Manager Gleason. of
the White Sox. wen do all we can
to beat EN-; we'll have good ball
club even without the stars that arc
laid off. IF the men are found guilty
after q fair trial, let them be punished
] will be the best thing for baseball.
I'll be tickled to death il we win tho
remnant yet. after all that has happened
lately"
Followers Of the White Sox figured
at once on the probable line up Of the
team in the three remaining games of
the season starting in st. Louis Friday.
Information tiltering from the clubs
management indicated the following
possible lineu Faber. Kerr. VIII
kinson and Hodge. pitchers; Schalk
and Lynn, catchcrs: Jourdan. hrs,
base; Edward Collins, second base :
Mcclellan. shortstop; John Collins,
third base: Leibold, right field Strunk.
center field, and Falk, left field.
On the bench as reserves would be
Eddie Murphy. premier pinch hitter of
the major league; Jonnard and George
Lees, catchers; George Payne. pitcher,
and several recruit pitchers and minor
league helders who are on trial with
the team.
Suspension of the White Sox players
Yesterday came as personal blow to
Gleason. Critics of baseball in all
parts of the country this spring pre-
dicted that the White Sox would fin =
ish- the race poor third. During the
last half of the season Gleason, by ter
rife driving power. has worked the
team into pennant probability and
hackers Of the club were expecting to
see the team clinch the flag in the
series with st. Louis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
= INVOLVED IN BASEBALL SCAMDAOUR
PENN FRESH ELEVEN
HAS STAR IN CONELL
franklin Field Now
Perfectly Airtight

Ills Just as easy to get into Franklin
afterneons as II is 10 break in or out OF
inc HolmesburE prison. The stadium has
pecn hermeticaiiy sealed. SO that tho
doping out the Heisman system are Just
az good as Eddie Cicotte's chances OF
piGhlng IN another worlds series.
Al, me only way you can get In 10 see
the practice, II you haven't o pass, Is 10
disguise yourself as q drop OF water and
rickie IN through the only broken window
In Welshtman Hall,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
Patsy Wallace Loses to eoidsteIn

New York. Sept. 20. - Patsy Wallace,
Philadelphia nyweight was defeated In a
at the Madison Square Garden last night. the
judges giving the decision TO the New York
fwesr joe Lynch and jack Sharkey, the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY

Boston, j; Washington, 3 (hrst Eam~).
Washington, !; Boston. q (second game).
Cleveland. o; st. Louis. 8.
Other games postponed. wet grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati. g; Pittsburgh. o tfrst game.
Cincinnati. 8; Pittsburgh. 3 (second same).
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

The Farron Cubs, due to a mIsunderstsnd.
ing, have Saturday and SUNDAY omen for
sixteen eighteen year old teams. William
Baehrle. 1868 North Third street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
Five Leading Batters
in T,Uo Major Leagues

George Sisler. by getting q home run In
the sixth sixth inning M e Of Sssterday's game. broke
for n season. made In 1911. The Ave leading
batters In each OF tho big leagues follow;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Dieter failed to show tp again yesterday "
He is good lincsman. but he has his work
cut out for him In winning a place Heis
mans forwards are rounding into sha pc rap
IDLY and they are improving daily.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

orga ani2ed under the leadership OF HughY Nc
Leon. former mascot OF the Athletics. and
They would liko to book games with teams
having halls and Offering fair guarantees.
Address Hughey McLoon, 1887 Mifflin street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

OF INTEREST TO GOLFERS
Beautiful pictures of the great British
stars playing on local links will be found
in next Sundays Pictorial Section OF the
PCBLIC LEDGER.-AdV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
Penn Pencilings

\ big squad OF track athletes were pound
Ing their way around Franklin Field ali yes
terday afternoon. Coach Lawson Robertson
was looking them over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhilIies at Boston--2 games. clear. 1880
and $3.50.
Only game today.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ut |PhiIadelphia-2 games,
cloudy. 80 and $50.
Cleveland at st. Louis--CIear. 3 .. IN. &"
Only games today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Harvey had one OF his front teeth knocked
out IN the scrimmaBe yesterday. One OF ths
scrubs heads did Il.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Captain Bud Hopper's arm is still badly
swollen. The doctors say that he can't get
back into the game for a month. He says II
will be sooner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29
amateur Sports

THE northeast section of Philadel :
l. phia will be represented in basket
ball this season by the North Philad"l
team will have in its lineup McLougll
lin, former Phoenixville star; Duff
former scholastic player and Pedagogy
coach, Miller. former Jasper player
Read. former Pierce school player AMI
guard on the Camp Gordon Officer )
team. and 'Dubbs, of the Norfolk Navy
Yard team. A former Eastern League
player also may be in the lineup. Man
ayers of first class teams having halls
and offering suitable guarantees. write
to William p. Baxter, 2346 \. Hancock
street.
class travelling baseball teams for games on
October,0 0 and 10. II. q. Weber. e57 North
Hobart. street.
The st Andrews Reformed Church bas-
ketbal quintet IT, anxious to arranse its
ty.year.old teams in the city. Would like to
cate with W. b. wesnd. 1904 South Croskey
street.
Tho Green Ribbon Social. a soccer eleven.
would like to hear from ell seventeen-nine.
October .. 0; 10. 10 and IL. William Dunn.
2262 Yelland street.
Tho MaEnolia Second would like to arrange
games with 130-pound football teams at
home or away. William Wilson. 44S6 Al
mond street. Bridesburg.
Tho Melroso Club. of Atlantic City still
has October 10 open for frst-class ba asxet-
ball teams Offering reasonable inducements.
Charles Lentz. IL Spray avenue. Atlantic
City.
Warwick Juniors (away) fourteen-sIxt.en-
year-od ba seball nine October ., o. 10 and
% open. |. Kaufman. 1927 West Hunting
don street
HAYWOOD c. e. wants to hear from some
good hrst-class home nine for this Saturday
and Sunday. Michael ]. Kilgallon. 832 North
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Tommy Murray Is Victor
York. "a. Sept 2S.-Tommv Murrav. of
Philade phR. won a ten-round bout here Ia 81
night over Eddie Harvey. OF England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

His ankle is still In rather bad shape. Green
await. who is playing Graves end. did excel.
lent work against tho scrubs. He IL rangy,
fast and deadly tackler. He Is partcula ry
good In mailing the man in the backheld who
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

HAYWOOD c. {. wants to hear from some
good lrst-class home nine for this Saturday
and Sunday. Michael ]. Kilgallon. 832 North
Thirty-hfth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Princeton--In spite OF an intermittent
rain which marred tho greater part OF the
afternoon, the Tiger squad was sent through
a strenuous scrimmage yesterday afternoon.
Although the varsity succeeded IN crossing
the scrub goal line on two occa sions, the big
team held we'll. Coach Roper still appears
IN doubt as to his Anal selections for the
swarthmore same.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Warwick Juniors (awsy) fourt teen-sIxteen.
year-old ba seball nine. October .. o. 10 and
% open. |. Kaufman. 1927 West Hunting
don street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Dick Townsend liz showing up we'll at left
guard on the first scrubs team. He worked
sity's line plays.
Saturdays Eame with Buckneil was orig
lnaly scheduled for 2:30 o 'clock, but the time
has been shifted to 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Bucknell-The Lewisburs eleven is iron
ing out It's last wrinkles in preparing tor
the Penn game. Coach Reynolds intends that
every man should know every play thor
oughly. To this end he has the team meet
each evening and 20 over each mans WORK
on paper. Two changes have been made IN
the lineup. Freddy Lauster has been shift
ed from guard on the varsity to. center on
he scrubs. Max Reed is now in Laus'er
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Tho Melroso Club. of Atlantic City still
has October 10 open for hrst-class ba asxet-
ball teams offering reasonable Inducements
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Yale--Barely an hours practice was In
dulged in yesterday before rain flooded the
field. In the workout Kernan's line storm,
Ing was especially brilliant. and he ana
Quarterback Kempton divided honors IN
crashing the frst two touchdowns across
after. a dogged series OF short gains. Peter
son look the next score across after being
used for most OF the ground gaining. A fea-
ture OF the practice was an exhibition by
Thorne Murphy OF goal-kicking behi nd the
rush line. He scored several 80-yard goals
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

trmy-AlthouEh heavy rain made the
kridiron heavy. Coach Daily save the Army
out OF the season. A full hour was devoted
10 scrirnma Eing, the big team taking on both
the second and third eievenB. The drive
header lasted well into the darkness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

Cornoll--Coaoh Dobie drove the football
squad hard In two practices YESTERDAY under
,,plerdd. invigoratips weather cond!tlons:
else connected with the team appears hope
full No one will know until the opening
game on Saturday with Rochester how the
team sizes up Four teams went through
sharp scrimmage placing emphasis on punt
and forward pass formations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Port movements:
New York~-NiiIdIinR 100. cY,or,s 6 sso
bales: stock. $3.50 bales ~ ''
Minor ,IloTts-Receipts. s.27o bales: ex-
Total today-Reccipts. ss,5S5 bale OK
ports. E.lt2 halcs: stock. l.376.99i bales
ports 1882 bales ~
Total for Dr., season Receipts. 2.e3o5s4 bales;
! NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 90 strong buy
InG movement developed In cotton today
t.nd at one time prices were 10 to 90 points g
over the finals of yesterday but there
wrrs easy periods on the opening and
iket waS, closed at net gains OF q TO 2.
points The main announcement found
Iof the market, reports from the Caroiina |.
Of cotton mills reAuming OPERATIONS and