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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
Las Cruces Will
Have Grid Team

4 c. McAlullen. former manager
OF the American Legion baseball
team at Las Cruces, was a visitor in
Fl Paso Saturday and Sunday The
Las Cruces team was considered one
Of the fastest organization Of its
kind in the southwest, but was forced
to disband because OF harvesting
time The upper valley city viii be
represented by a strong football team,
however, according 70 McAtullen, who
is already making arrangements for
the lining up Of the gridiron war
riors- The team viii challenge FL
Paso teams and also any New Mexi-
can eleven which desires a contest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Benny KauffS
Case Is DELAYED

New York, Aug. z0.-rhe trial OF
Benny Kauff. now with the Toronto
Intern4tionals, on the charge Of hzv-
ing received and disposed OF q stolen
automobile, has been continued and
VIII not come up until fall. In New
York last week one OF Kauffs alleged
accomplices, John Brady, was tried
and the jury disagreed, so that there
must be another trial. which delays
Kauffs case. Two others alleged 70
have been connected with Kauff and
Brady confessed their guilt and they
were the states principal witnesses
AGAINST BradF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
Sunset Heights
Champs Challenge

Arran gsmsnts for the holding Of
an eduatic carnival next Sunday aft
ernoon at the Sunset Heights baths
are being made by manager II. C.
Graves, Of the big natatoriun. A
challenge has been issued the Wash
fngton park aquatic team by the sun
sets Heights diving and swimming
champions for a water meet which
viii include swimming and diving
composition Some Of the entries at
the Sunset Heights pool viii be the
leading swimmers Of the southwest
and much rivalry is anticipated The
meet IS 20 be held at the Sunset pool
next Sunday afternoon and the water
champions have already begun prac-
tice for the events.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
YaI7kS Go Into
Second Place

New York, Aug. Kaleidoscope
changes are possible daily IN both
major league pennaut races which
were frightened Up another notch a.
he result OF Sundays coutestz The
New York Americans Jumped into
second place ahead Of Cleveland,
with Chicago. which did not play, In
first place. with a lead OF only q game
and q half. The Brooklyn Nationals
lost again 70 Chicago and only re-
Lained first place through New
York's third straight victory over
Cincinnati. The Superbss are only one
game ahead OF their two rivals, who
are virtually tied for second place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
Clapham Has Much Science
Big Wrestler Training Hard

WJHEN you consider claphsm's
" speed it is not hard TO realize
how he stayed two hours with
Frank Gotch- he is one Of the speed
lest men I have ever witnessed in
action on the mat"
One OF FL Paso's veteran wrestling
fans made this assertion Sunday aft
eruoon following the workout OF the
British champion at Liberty hall in
preparation for his meeting with
Bull Montana Wednesday night for
the light heavyweight title OF the
west Clspham IS training with Tony
Rascon, who Is TO meet .Boxcar"
Johns in the semifinal to the head
inner event Monday afternoon the
big fellow was host to a large num-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Frank Bancrottl Veteran buslness
manager OF the Cincinnati Reds, was
taken Ill at Danville. III. where the
Reds stopped over 70 play an exhi-
bition game last week, and for several
days was confined to a hotel IN
flsmmation OF the stomach was his
atlment-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Charley (Chuck) Wards case seems
20 be hopeless Now the doctors have
concluded he has sciatlc rheumatism
and his legs ars in bad shape He did
not make the trip west with the
Brooklyn team and its not likely he
viii be able 70 play another game Of
ball this season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Charley Hollocher. operated on less
than a month ago for appendicitis, Is
out OF the Chicago hispital where the
operation was performed, but IL nov
ing cautiously and IL Is doubtful II he
viii be active IN the game for the
Cubs again this season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
CLEAN UP
IN GINCY SERIES
Win Three Straight From
Moran's Team; Dodgers
Also Lose Game.

Cincinnati. o. Aug. s0.-The Giants
made a clean sweep Of their seEies with
the champions by taking the final game
o. tbs series Sunday. Barnes was in fine
form and was not scored on until the
eighth when the Reds broke their reco7d
eff IS scoreiess innings b. getting q run
Rain delaTe6 the game On hour and the
second game OF the scheduled double
hsader had 70 b called OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
INDIANS lose
To SENATORS
Drop Second Game in as
Many Days; Yanks Score
Another Victory.

Washington. D. c.. Aug. SG-Clevsland
lost 70 Washington and dropped 70 third
place sunday with the score tied at two
all in the ninth. Judge doubled and
reached third on Mllan's bunr Norton re-
placed Coveleskie ard purposeIy passed
Rice. Brewer singled scoring Judge with
the winning run-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
CHAsIPIov d BENEpIcT.

Tommy Carter, southwestern light
weight boxing champion was married
Saturday 70 Miss Viueta Llndauer, IL
became known Monday. The couple
left Saturday night for Miami, Ariz-,
where Er- Carter IS TO defend his
championship against Steal Eetchel,
On labor day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
Zone Supply Is
Victor Over Alamo

Alamogordo, n n. Aug. 50.-Play-
ing their usual consistent brand Of
ball behind Nanny Ponsford. the fast
zone Supply, team met and defeated
the local aggregation Sunday after
noon BY the score OF two to nothing.
Both Ponsford and Carson pitched
consistent bali
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Where They Play Tuesday.
Los Angeles az salt lake.
Oakland at Sacramento.
Portland al san rrlnclsco.
Seattle At vernon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

-llr -ln4Ll- c4lElAale AAlr cllaAa1H 81 -
ner Courtney. Johnston. Milan Double
plays. shanks 20 Judge; Lunts te Wauhs-
ranss 70 Johnston Bases on balls. Court
neg. 8: CoTeles<ie. 6: Norton. / Innings
pitched. Covelsszie s 1.-TWO on base. none
out IN nlnthl. Morton. l. struelzout. BY
Courtney. l. By Coveleskie. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
lester PLAYERS
LOSE TOP RUNG
Of LADDER
Consistent Fitting Of the
Knights Enable Them to
Win 10-Inning Game.
FULLER AND GOMEZ
PITCH GOOD BALL

4 TAXING another substantial gain IN
III their efforts to edge out OF the
cellar berth Of the league Larry
Doyle's Knights OF Columbus players
won their sixth successive game sun
day afternoon at Rio Grande PARK,
five TO three
Lester Motor was the victim
Headed by manager Joe Trefzl this
rejuvenated team tierCely contested
every inch Of The going for ten IN
uinEs, but vas nosed out by succes-
sive hits In that fatal stanzz- Fuller
Cunningham and Louie Marty all con-
tributed to the downfall OF the Lester
boys In this particular innings While
Blocizy Fuller held the opposition
SAFELY through the remainder Of the
zane. The victory was the third sue
cessiV5 one for Fuller By the way
the consistent hurler not having met
defeat On the mound go far this sea
He Il some Pitcher.
The development OF Fuller as a
The pastimes however, as there were
many snappy plays interpreted
throughout the ten innings.
The two Cs-berry boys, both
nlaFluE in q KNIGHT uniform did
more than their share OF the work
far the day. Dick scored the first
run Of the day for the Knights in
ing IN IN the ninth inning made
two successive hits and knocked
IN one Of the winning runs Of the
Doyle team. The Knights grabbed
of 18 hits from the tyFirlinE Of
the couEistent Gomez, which IL
saying q good deal. Modesto
pitched consistent bali through
out the contest, bit there were
Instances In which his support
Fobbled.
Al Adkins. also, was one Of the I
fourth inning he made a real -Ad- I
kius catch" by coming in and taking /
a liner of his shosstrings.
Made Five Putouts-
IN the sixth he made Two OF three 4
with total OF five fair days work Z
for one nan Carberrys ont in center 4
He'd pulled a nifty play when he I
outwfttsd catcher Joe Trsfz while the 4
latter vas engaged IN work al the I
first sack IN the fourth inning, with 4
Marty On first base, Gomez hit q deep I
fly into center Carberry could not I
set under It but he did catch It on /
tbs bounce. He turned and whipped j
70 his kid brother on second and the ]
little Fellow stamped On second ]
Larty had not runs as he thought I
Carberry had caught the ball
TrefE, able manager that he Is,
also thought 50, and this forced
Marty just - II the play had been
EroundeF 10 the iufieId Instead
o. a long ny to center On which
the base runner cuuld have elz4-
tered around to third in an easy
manner.
The score:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
Knights Win Sixth Game; AmericansWinInF
BASEBALL


ZA-A-I G1AAAIAa
Houston -. 100 600 600 900 IL II 0
san Antonio - 900 0o1 900 900 o-1 0
Batteries. Houston. Busch and Ash
WORTH San Antonio. r Johnston and 2.
Second game REE
Houston -.-----.--.----- COG 90
san Antonio .----------. ze4 os-40
Called On account Of darkness.
Batteries: Houston. Esek and Burt; San
antonio, Kelly end Johnston
At wichita Fails. R 4 z
wichita Falls s.---- ol1 eoe et--s 70
Shreveport .-....-.. olo 900 o0o-I s
Batteries: wichita Fails. sewell and
kitchens; Shreveport, Gleason and Hung
At Beaumont. RE1
Galveston --.-...... Ooe 900 leo- 10
Batteries: Beaumont. Jacobus and Kelly
Galveston. Eroh and O'Brien-
Second game r h e
Galveston .-.---.-.-.- 600 900 90 3
Batteries: Beaumont, Freeman and
stsnsbury; Galveston. Csrnigiia and king
Dallas -. .-..-......... 100 900 ooo-i s
Fort worth 49, 600 600 2o1-s
Batteries Dallas. Dale and Robertson;
Fort Worth. Wachtel and Haworth
Dsiiss s- ....- $50 o1o 100 600 Is
Fort worth ..... 900 020 900 60
Batteries. DaliaE Landy, Hughes and
Robertson Fort worth, Johns. Pate and
saturday Games
At wichita Falls R-HE
wichita Fails $500 200 zoe 40'-s 10
Shrevepofe ..-----.- 200 600 COO :
Batteries: Wichita Falls. zinn and
Kitchenss Shreveport. Verbout- and Vann-
Second game K n z.
Wichita FAILS .-.---s. o0S Qo5 '-t u
Shreveport ----.---. 900 101 60 Z 4
Seven Innings By agreement
Batteries. wichita Fails. Burch and
Kitchens; Shreveport. Carton and Hermon.
H5 N ot- ...-.. 600 oo1 900 600 II IS
san AntoBio y. Ooo 100 900 600 O-1 10
Batteries Houston. Beldon and Ashwells
san Antonio, Stewart and Johnson
At Beaumont r. H E.
Beaumont -----.-.-- 600 o0o 001-2
Galveston -----.---- coo o5O 0l0-1 0
Batteries Beaumont. Martina and Kelly;
Galveston. Couchman and OBrisn-
Second game r H Z.
Galveston ----.----.-. go coz 90 Z !
Batteries: Beaumont, 1fardnai and STAINS
bury; Galveston, Lee and o'Brien-
DALLAS -. 900 600 ooo-6 5
Fort Worth .-.--.--- 90 90 00o-2 Q
Batteries Dallas, Couisy and Robertson
Fort Worth. E. Robertson and Eaworth-
Second game. R z E
Da-las -------- $1,000 tuu 40 49,
Fort Worth ---.------ 900 SIC e-5
Seven innings by agreement
Batteries. Dallas. Hughes and Harzins;
Fort worth, Whittaker and Moore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Brussels. Belgium, Aug 5o--(By
the Associated Press).-The Amsri-
can eight cared crew defested the
British eight in the final OF the Gym
pis race for eight cared boals with
coxsWains Sunday. The Americans
covered the distance IN six MINUTES.
five seconds. to the Engiishmsn's six
minutes, i've and four-fifths seconds.
This time was 8 new worlds record
for 1000 meters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Nlere my FIlT LleslaT.
Chicago AZ Boston
s.. Louis at New YORK.
Detroit ct PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland at washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

hits. Marty. Barker. Three base hits. Bar
iier. Ochca- Srrrckout. By Mccormick. TO-
By Msndsz. g. Hass On balls. cff Accor-
mick. s. of 1[eldez. Z. Passed balls. Chs
con. = Xauda- Tine % game 1s03 I'm
plres. Leyva and Hunter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play Tuesday.
Boston at CincinnatE
Brooklyn a. St Louis
New York a. Fittsburg.
Philadelphia AZ chicaFo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Two base hits. Euels Bodie, Maro- ] ale-
base hit Williams Home run. Quinn sac
rifcs hit. Quinn, Bodie. Double plays,
Pecfrinpaurh 70 Pratt. Smith to Gedeon 10
slsler. Bases on balls. off Quinn. 2. In
rings pitched, Quinn, -. NAYS, -
Struclout, by Mays. l. By Shccker. g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Ponsfcrd. s; Carson. Z. Base on balls. 1cf
Ponsford. I. Sacriflcs hits. Devzion. p
Shea Wild pitches Ponsford; Carson
Passed ball, lrcRas. Time OF game. $50.
unplrs. LeadlnEhou.s. scorer. VOID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
TAKE TOP PLACE
IN FIELD MEET
OVER SWEDEN
Score 134 Points; French
Team Makes Bid for tbs
1924 Olympic Games.
WATER TEAM WINS
BRUSSELS MEET

EtlLD--5Ees rance aug t4--t6L
L, the Associated Press). The
United States again Sunday car
ried away first honors IN a monster
athletic meet organized BY The Union
Of Sporting Federations o. France
The event had been widely advertised
N France as a revenge for the Ant
Werp Olympic games"
The American team scored 154
points. Sweden rs and France e
Notwithstanding cool weather some
$500 persons attended. A strong
wind made fast time BY the distance
runners impossible. France was
Handicapped BY the absence Of her
star performer. Guillsmots Who +
France Wants Games.
CASTOR Vidal. deputy president o.
the Union Of Sporting Feds-aticns.
said that France would make q strong
bid for the Olympic games o. 1874.
In the 10 meter hurdles Earl
Thomson, Dartmouth college star.
was first. H E Barron. Meadow
brook club. philadelphia second and
J. II Wett, ithaca. n. p third Tine
IS 2-5 seconds Thomson recresented
Canada In the Olympic The 1oo meter
Los Angeles A c., IN 10 As seconds.
J.. Y SchoIz. University OF Missouri.
second; 1Iourlain. France. third. All
khan France. fourth and Mis- Eng
dahl. Sweden. fifth Paddock got
away in the lead and led By Two
yards at the fitty meter marx.
5chol1 gradually cut down his
Lead Paddock winning b. six
inches. The 100 meter hurdles
was won b. Floyd Smart, Chi
caEo A. A. IN s. rs secondE-
Georges Andre France second
and Carl Chris.lerusHens grveden.-
third, BILLY 1IenuiE, Boston A. A.
was fourth. Andre led al the
way, Smart just getting up IN the
, last few strides to win By Inches.
Engdahl- Sweden. was first IN the
400 meter flat race IN - as seconds
DelvarL, france, was second. J v
Driscol. Boston A A. third r
Emory. Chicago A. A. fourth. and
Main. Sweden. fitch
In the shot putting event Wilson
o. Sweden was first with 1883
meters H 2 Liversedgas 2. s. NJ
second Jensen Sweden, third and
G. H Bihlman. Olympic club san
Francisco. fourth.
II n Kirksey. Olympic club. san
Francisco. Won the 200 meter dash
Lorrain. France. vas second Caste.
France. third: Tlreard.- France. fourth
and Rsnzrd, France. fifth kirzsey-s
time was p SIS seconds, which equals
the worlds record Elrkssy vas al
in az the finish
sgFede Wins Distance Run.
The 1909 meter run was Won b.
Lundgreu, Sweden II Il Shields
Aeadoworook CLUB Rhilaoslpnl7, was
second Burtin. France. third 7 ]
Connolly. Boston A A. fourth Tine
Z minutes, 2-5 seconds
z. II. Brown. Boston A. A., Won the
5000 meter race IN IS minutes. = sec
onds- Denys. france. was seco1cs
Ivan c Dresser. New YORK A. G, third
and Bachmau, Sweden. fourth
p ~ FIrWrnrr. New YORK A. g.. Won
the hizh Jump with 1.e9 meters Ike
lund. Sweden, vas second and Lowen
France. third
The American team. Paddock XIX
sey. SchoIz and WoodrlnE. finished
first In the 100 meter relay Ii g rs
seconds Francs was second and
Sweden third
The pole vauIt Wes won By z =
Meyers, Chicago A A. with Rud1erE.
Sweden. second and Eranquevelle.
France third Meyers cleared So
meters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

New York. Aus. so.-wards double in
the ninth after he had struckout three
times scored Lewis and lo-ew York de-
feared St louis Sunday. Quinn put the
Yankees IN the lead in the dfth when his
homer scored Ruei ahead o. him
- - L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

New York ..-..-...---...- 600 0S0 0lo--4
Cincinnati .......-........ 900 600 u1o-1
Two base hits. See Bancroft. Young,
Spencer. Sacrifices. Doyle. Smith Bases
On balls. OF Ring. 3; OF Barnes, J. In
nings pitched. Ring. 8; Bressier. J. Struck
out BY RlnE. I: b Barlls 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

the ninth sent Tyler home with the run
which gave Chicago victory over Brook
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Knights OF Columbus - 100 90 00I 2-5
Lester Motor ----------- 99l 600 200 o-5
stolen bases. P Carberry. Adkins. sacri-
Tee hit- Fuller. Two base hits. Levva. l.
5lz-ry. Thres base hits Hunter, Adkins.
Home run. II Gomez Doubls plays. Chavez
% L. Gomez Chavez TO Acosta- Strucz0ut.
By Gomez s; By Fuller. 4 First base on
bsils. Fuller. s. Gomez 2. Left on bases,
ZalEhts Of Columbus. g Lester Motor 10.
Kit ~ pitched ball. by Gomez (Comstock).
VIVA pitches Gomez Passed balls. Nus
kopf; L Marty. Tine O game, 1.17. I'M
pres. Kane and RaWls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New YORK RHE.
Chicago ------------oo9 900 oo0-9
New York .--..-----.ol1 o10 00s-3 0
Batteries. Chicago. Faber and SchaIk;
New YORK. shawkey and RueL
At Boston RHE
st Louis ............005 90 01e-7 II 0
Boston -..-.---....G00 Goo 600 0
Eattaricss St Louis. Deberry and BIZ
ungs; Boston, Harper, Hoyt and Walters
Detroit at WashingtoR-Gams post
poneds rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

At Clncinnati-First game III. z.
New York .....-..-..1 100 002 010-s Z 2
Cincinnati ..-..-...O06 900 600 - !
Batteries. New York. Benton and Smith:
Cincinnati Eller and Alien
Second game at Cincinnati called of on
account Of rain
At Chicago RI. z.
Brooklyn .-.-..--.- 600 600 600
Chicago ----..-----0o1 600 00s-1
Batteries. brooklyn. Grimes and MI
Ter; Chicago. Alexander and O'FarrelL
Al PittsbrrE. RH-E-
Boston -...---.....Q20 o05 0o0-5
PittsburE ..........00o Olo o0o-1
Bztterles= Boston. FlliinEim and Gowdys
PittshurE, Hamilton. Wisnsr and Schmidt
At ST. Louis. P H e
PhnadeIphiz -.--.. 90 900 12o-4 10
St Louis --..-.. 10 200 61s-5 2
Batteries. Philadelphia. G. Smith. Belts
and Withrau; 81 Louis. Nay and -Duhoe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Brooklyn ..-..-........... 100 100 ef0-s
Cnicago ----.--.---------. We 1Q0 WI
Two base hit. Terry. Three base hit
Wheat Home run. Deal Stolen bases
Johnston Double play. Terry TO Herzog 70
lLerille Bases On balls Tyler. 5 Innings
pitched. 7ramauz. 6 2-3s Smith. : IL HIT
By pitcher, by Menaux (Terry, Pasizertl-
struekout, BY Mamauxs 1; Tyler. 3: by
Smith, l. Wild pitch. Tyler.
CARDS OUTFIT oUAEERs.
St Louis No, Aug. 5o--St. Louis, bat
terz hit Hubbeu hard and easily won from
Philadelphia Sunday. Ecrth was hit hard
also but was effective in the pinches-
Score. H z
Philadelphia 800. Zoe oo1 0o0-2 s 2
St Louis $1,000. III COS ois-s IS 0
Batteries; Philadelphia Hubbeli and
Withrows st. Louis. North and Dnhoefsr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

Seattle ..--..-..-----....--- 81 I
Batteries: Oakland. Rolling and AEitzes
Seattle, Gardner. Sei5oid and Baldwin
WESTERN LEAGUE
Sunday Canes
St joseph. o. Joplin. /.
Omaha. SO; Wichita. 1-14-
Des 1loines. 7-5s Tulsa. 60.
Sioux City 5-1s Oklahoma city. 81
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Sunday Games.
Indianapolis. a.. Columbus "A. Second
game called end OF eighth.
Minnez polls. "a Milwaukee. "A. Sec
oud game called end Of ninth. s o'clock law.
St Paul. 1873; Kansas City. l.. Second
game called At end OF sixth.
Louisyills-Toiedo. postponed, rain
Saturday Games
Indianapolis, ~ Columbus. 81.
St Paul. :, Kansas City. 4
Minneapolis. S. Milwaukee. :.
Louisville, 2; Toledo. l.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
sunday Games.
New Orleans. 81: Noble. -
Nashville. y Chattanooga. =
Memphis Il: little Rock. 5.
Atlanta Birmingham not scheduled
Saturday Came
AtfNs1. 81; BirminEhzn, IL
Menphis. 4; Mobile, 2
Nashville. s. Chattanooga. =
New orieans-Littie Book, not scheduled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-30

KODAK Finishinz- see eandara-Adv-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-12
STOCKS IRREGULAR
ON GOTHAM MARKET
Recent Reactionary Trend Of
Prices Cause nsteady
Mart.

NsW YORK. oct 1.-THE recent
reaCtiOEary trend o. prices iu the
stock market made further irregular
progress Monday. Developments over
the week end and during the session
contributing TO the adverse move
ment. last Saturday, clearing house
statement fully corrected the prev
ious weeks deficit in actual reserves.
but this was neutralized by another
expansion OF loans and discounts rs
the largest aggregate Of the year.
As a result Mondays mones mar
ket was sensitive, call loans opening
AZ ~ percent rising 20 eight per
cent az noon and mounting 90 nine
Der cent the months maximum rate.
just before the close while time
money was almost unobtainable.
Tuesdays holiday columbus Day.
also served TO restrict operations
for the long account. The only signs
Of activity In that quarter We're fur
nished by the half-hearted support
accorded by the rails. notably
grangers Pacifcs and coalers. Many
vulnerable spots We're uncovered by
thu bears particularly among oils,
sugars. feathers and miscellaneous
specialties Royal Dutch was under
pressure from foreign offerings,
sugars reacted on uufavorab bic ad
vices from Cuba and the break IN
leather ard paper shares accom-
panied reports OF a further slowing
ing down In those industries. Steels
and equipments eased on more cir
Cumstantial rumors OF prospective
price changes and coppers fell back
moderately.
Sales amounted 20 500, 900 shares
Liberty issues were active and
strong after early Irregularity but
the general bond market. including
internationals. was dull and uncer-
tain. Total sales tpar yalue) az
gregated $12,375.OOO old T. S.
bonds were unchanged on call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-12

To provisions the outcome varied
from unchanged figures 70 &c de-
cline.
From the outset, the attention Of
The majority OF wheat traders APP
reared 20 focus chiefly on ne tactic
~ producers. The fact that offerings
We're Of much lighter volume than
usual did good deal TO emphasize
talk that grain was being
sold below cost, and 10 stimulate
0uIlish sentiment.
Corn and oats sympathized with
wheat strength.