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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS

o,d t!rs ind raGm"n-c!a:m!ng; FOR ,hrcc-year-
second; approval lo5 Kinsj. $3.50. thru
time. 80 go. Also ran: Rcau Brummsi
;, nI, Tom Logan; Gloria France. Rib. An.
Flower. Trophy. ruliuS and Hurry i;ur.
J.. second race--Maidcns. colts and gold.
WEI S s5 tsInE'o,aFFS,0oMsrT.mae, los tBurksj.
~ nyke). $500. $50. sdesnd chg Trj bays
AZ tbarrrt); 3I"0. third. Time, l:iIS.,'
W Nilpp ram r., hermont. -. Silly Mclaughlin.
Nlri p sir se' Da Th' V!rslnian, rinecrest
Third race-Clain!ne: four.x.,r az H. !.
i Ins ~; nile and Guar,or--Fair Orient,
spirit los tsuTfayJI 's %, Out; ou Won s.cH Mar
Honolulu rt, Boy, iOi tKlnsj. out. thru.
l!mo. 2;V9 Game Cock also ram
fourth rac"-foT thrrc-year-nlds and
ford). $3.50, ;a.6o s9so. Won: kinburn
io4 tcoli!ns). 81 20. $3.50. seconI: I.ins
PARADISE. 100 tSmtth). Si.io, third Tim.
No IL. Also ran--Claymorc. Legal and
:, En- h:f,h raceLThroe;; year -olds and up: one
M"h' WIN liz U.yke). out, out second :
FINE rigis.an Sussn. TO- tMooney). out. third
Sixth Tace--C!aiining: nllies: two.ycar-
Odds; six fur!ongs iol stacy
ti naggc. 3Tie,SS T'O wen; Pay LAZY: ii5
undine: 100 tcoIiinsi. 1910. third. Tine.
III 10 Also ran: Phantom. Maysviiie
TChaar!oite c.; Sure. POWELL. My Rose.
A'ssi nx.y o Mine. julia y. AMI Dagmar.
Paris Maid. iGf mooney. $500 Ses as'so
KY. won: !. C, Stone. us NooD. s3.io
ihitd. Time; As 2-5. Also ran: prunes
!.oi;efy and Walter II. Pcarcc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
PIMLICO RESULTS

First ,race-tor two.year-olds: claiming:
i FHrss si;ss? FIVE aud cnenaif fuIionss.
;Man;illa.a !ea ,Mooneyj, sii.5o. $50: ST. 81:
l sisn IL? M9wanl: sS:io. Tlme. i:Ss IL.
Tom, Or. sac ca: moogm ns Iealoms Sandy
s,espiechase. fer four year-olds and up up
j.. loNaTi tSao , ,Sso " ,tio iii Mnn
sdeonh; Ma, III o, Miiiams' sa9" :sSS
!,hlrd. Time. -. ~ Also n ran; Grm mead
MiiarSe'y JaGuc. King Simon. Man o. The
Anne Excellence. kinSa,own Pier.
o,a inli INA 'I.GS.H29nd.ean for thrceysa5
SiS d I,i,ins Gnrss u.iSS%
$3.50 sl'7C.. s2..sG. won: I.c GauloIs.
70: Davsessl. tl5.sO. sl2:to. SECOND: Nancy
i:i3. Also ran: Lonely. James. Lady
HH &c Man4riy. Paul ,c."nncl!y. Iia,aEn@i.
20 30 I.awn Circulate. Kilkenny. Pokoy -
Fourth rscc-Thc rorcs; Park hand.cap;
500 ono mile.ve no o iSs twe r!%are
i;,W; :,;, s'.$*a. - $500 woa; Knot, 100
Aicoe:.. los GS.concyJ. ,asS. Tmc api i:a ~
2.i Also ran; Br.desrnan and Mock
FIN race---Thc Govans purse: for three.
Star Teaim. iis W,atwcibj.. ss.tS one ,5 msts
$50 second; .sundy IIii!. iii tsandc5.
san G iA ssh T Joaa If AZ re- AsG 5an
Sixth raec--The Juvenile handicap: for
Exodus. lia uturnmerl. $3.50. $50
!: 90. Won: Dry Moon. 10 tEnsor). s25o
third. Time. 1913 is. Also ran: Faunus.
Seventh race--Two- year Odds; claiming;
purse $1,000: Eve furiongs--Sa!csman. 100
1Mooney). $3.50; $3.50. 1880. won: Johns
second: Fun. 100 Cweiner). $500. third
Time. l:os 2-5. Also ran: Morning Face
Foam; Dancing Maid. Explosive and Gen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
WILLARD TO BE GIVEN
ANOTHER CHANCE IN RING
DethrOned Champion Mny Meet
Dempsey March II at
Montreal,
tBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Promoters
Of tho Dempsey Carpenter Heavy
weight championship bout denied
today that this contest would be
preceded BY one between Jack
Dempsey and Jess willard. The
match between Dempsey and Willard
Is to take place on March II, ac-
cording to u statement made bt.
Dempsey in Montreal yesterday, IL
is known, however. that such q match
has been in the making for some
time and definite fight announce.
mcnt Is expected to follow the formal
signing OF tho Dempsey
contract Friday
willard and many OF his supporters
have been ciamoring for return
battle against Dempsey. 1t is stated
on good authority that tho Demp.
sey and Carpenter contract will per
INIT Carpenter to engage In fig,ic
battles In Europe and Dempsey In
america before their clash next sum
iner. Neither can invade the pugl-
listic territory OF tho other prior 10
the championship fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Game Association
Plans Big Meeting

The annual meeting or the vir-'
Einin Gamc and Game Fish Pro-
tecttre Association will be held
In Richmond. Va, the night of
November I'D In the hall of the
li"usc OF Delegates. Every mcm-
her of the association In requested
TO be present. md nh Invitation
In extended to members OF other
organizations Interested In Enmc
md gnme fish protection and prop
aEation md to all virginia
sporfsmcn generally.
number of Interesting mnt-
tcrs will be up for discussion vi
tail! affecting the game and t-nnc
hsh conservation movement. The
meeting will DC held in conJunc-
tton with the annual convention
at state Enmc wartlcns, .Rcports
VIII be received from all over vIr-
EinIn regarding tlc work In which
this nssoclnr;On In co-opeartiuy.
promIncnt spOrtsmcn from other
states arc expected to he present,
ana all In all. the meeting should
bc notable ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
WARRENTON HUNT CLUB
HOLDS MEET NOVEMBER 16
Fall Event VIII Take Place on Estate
OF William l.. Wilbur-SociaI
Affairs to Feature.

lSpecial To The Times Dispatch
WARRENTON. VA. Nov. s.-Tbe
fall meet OF the Warrenton Hunt Club
Will take place this year November
16 on what is conceded to DO the hest
amateur race course in the South
the Rroadview course, on the estate
OF William j.. Wilbur about two miles
from Warren,on. and in easy walking
distance.
There will be two steeplcchascs and
three Nat races. This meet has in
previous years taken place on a Sat
urday. but owing to tho fact that
the best horses from the Pimlico
meet, which closes on the 18th, will
start in the various events. the meet
10th.
The usual crowd of several thou
sand will no doubt be in attendance.
There Will be the usual entertaining
in and around Warrenton Mt the pri-
vate houses. Nor Dix Club, Country
Club and tho Warren Green Hotel.
y number OF dances have been ar
ranged for the week Of the 18TH 1t
is understood more horses are enter
ed for this meet than any of the very
successful meets held in former years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
BASEBALL BOSSES MEET
IN CHICAGO NOVEMBER 8
lic!llcr Extends Invitation to Club
Owners Of American and Ma
tionRl League.

10y associated Press.
NEW YORK. nov. G.-Invitations
to attend the baseball meeting in
Chicago. November S. were sent to-
day to President Ban Johnson, of the
American League. and to heads of
the National and American League
clubs by President John ucydler. of
the National League. Mr.. Heydler
was temporary chairman of the pre-
vious meeting. which provided the
plan to place control OF baseball in
the hands of mon not connected with
the sport.
a, this meeting only three Amer
lean clubs-New York. Chicago and
Boston. were represented
;, The purpose of the meeting. Mr..
Hcydlcr stated. Is to appoint a draft
Ing committee to meet with a com
mittee. selected by the National AS
Soc!ation OF Minor Leagues. This
joint committee is to prepare an
agreement cmbodying such new pro-
visions for the maintenance Of the
national game and to 30 rcorganizc
me government thereof us TO assure
me public tina; tho sport Is conducted
III proper manner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
CRACK BILLIARD PLAYERS
READY FOR TOURNAMENT
Entries in Frisco Event Will Bat
tic for Chance at Hoppc-Bel-
gian Wonder Also Aspirant.

The entries for the preliminary
round OF the national 49, balsline
billiard championship. which will be
held in San Francisco. have just been
announced. They are: Young Jake
Schaefcr. welker Cochran, Koji Yam
ada. Ora Morningsiar, David McAnd-
less and Marcus Cation. The players
who finish first and second in this
the championship in the final round
OF the tournament to be held at the
Hotel Astor in New York City on De
cembcr 4. and s.
The field represents tho strongest
array OF balkliners that possibly
could he brought together. All Of
nc me PLAYERS except .NicAndlcss and
conducted by Il. Il. Benjamin in New
York year ago. Two veterans. who
have competed in nearly every
held in the last quarter of a century.
are missing. however. George SUIT
ton, OF Chicago. and George Slosson,
OF Boston. failed TO send in their
results of last years tournament
evidently convinced these two vet
eran cue wicldcrs that the game was
q bit too fast for them.
McAndlcsS After Hoppe.
DaVio McAndless formerly held the
national amateur championships. He
onty recently ~ turned Urn, professional to
to play for the worlds title. He is
Inc Inc third former amateur champion
Tho s has t lWiIis Rrofesslonal to ~
which he has now held for fifteen
years In the last decade or so, Cal
Sin Demarcst and Joseph Mayer
were the others.
Edward Horenans. the famous Bel
gan billiard player. who is coming
10 this country to try to pluck the
efihampionship plumage which Willie
fNr
sail from Rotterdam on the Hoi-
land-Amtsican liner Men Amstcr-
a anm on November S. This definite
,CaoleEram from Horcmnns. He
VIII arrive in New York about No
vcmbcr Is.
,,o 1T y, was s,, HIoremaps' original inten-
, wus detained unavoidably. He is
S3minE with definite object in view
OF oro blazing iionpc for the worlIs
lie will not arrive in time to tnkc
part in the preliminary round of Tho
tn o ,1 Championship tournament
tHerefor neid he IN viii Sa not F 6a and
which X. ..R: Benjamin is arrangIns
70 VII hoi IA, at the Hotel Astor in New
Horemans. however. expects to play
ionpe soon after this event and be-,
fore the champion leaves Tor an eS-
tehS!Fc tour OF the country.
BclEian Startles Europe
match between Hoppe aud IIorc-
mans for the pionship. provid-
ing. or course. Hoppe successfully de-
icnds his title In the tournament. nm
uouptcd!y would be the biggest hill
llard inorsei that has been served the
rams IN many a long stretch OF the
startled Europe with his Wonderful
performances in exhibition matches
against such noted players rs Louis
66ure: the weN-known French cucist
IlaylnE against Cure toward tho
crosse or last season. lIoremans made
an average Of better than sixty for
1.SQO-point match
400 and even 500, while playing I'M,
der championship conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
VIRGINIA CADETS BUSY
v. VI. ]. SOUND Preparing for Uni
NcrsitT or North Carolina Game
SATURDAY..

ISnecial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. 3.-Tbo
FLYING Squadron" which continued
,.s march over North Carolina State
iast saturday, is in excellent shane
despite the rouGhncss of the last
game The practice is continuing
with view to hard game with
me University of North Carolina on
Saturday next.
Several of the cadets were not M
their best in the game with State
eut TO counteract this, Bunting PLAYED
the most wonderful game Of his
career at left half. Time and again
ne made long gains through the on
ponentS line and around their onds
IN tho line, Summers, althour-h
crippled played phenomenal BAH
whiie Sh!piey, Smith and Harrison
formed an impenetrable bulwark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
HERMITAGE CLUB TO MEET
Annual Session VIII lie Held Satur-
dny Mt Ciubhouse--To
Elect Officers.

Members of the Hermitage Coun-
try Club will hold their annual meet
clubhouse. Matters of vital import
ance to the club will be discussed
and officers for the year elected. Re-
turns from the 100000 Improvement
drive also viii be reported. The
drive has been progressing nicely
and IL is thought that the necessary
amount will be raised.
Golf is holding the attention Of
the members nj this time and the
final matches Of the tournament for
the Branch cup and tho club title are
being played each afternoon. The
winner of the trophy will play the
winner OF the fall tournament OF the
Country Club OF Virginia for the
city title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
COACH DRIVES ELEVEN
virginia Tenn Given Final GruclIInE
S2i ScrimninSc tor Georgia Game.
taE Hayes shows Tn Well

I Especial to The Times D!spatch.)
& 9CHARLOTTESVII VA. Oct g.
yirginia's last gruelling scr!Inma = e
before the battle with Georgia was
held today. the varsity scoring sew
cral touchdcwDs on the fTeshinan
team. new face IN the lineup was
Hayes. leS-pcIInd guard from the
*crubs. who looks 10 be fixture
Mcconnell. shifted from guard 10
tackle, showed w we'll.
4 As drop-kick!ng has figured in more
HAN one Virginia victory over Geor-
kIa, Head Coach Warren is having
FenwicIe and Russell devote much
time each afternoon at bcot!ng the
Bail over the bars.
SssThe SUCCESS Of Virgin,a's aer!ar at
lack and the stubborn defense OF tho
lire have proved most cncouragin:,
10 Virginia supporters, who now look
for successive victories over Georgia,
and North Cnrolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
CRITICIZE TRAINING
Foreign Committees shy Much For
aud Against Americas system
Of Developing Athletes.
By Associatcd Prcss.I

by EtSSotldItu
n AMSTERDAM. Nov. 3.-The Amcri-
can system OF athletic training which
bulmirated in many American vie
tories at the Antwerp Olympic games
As now being subjected. throughout
Europe, TO a great deal OF criticism.
Favorable and unfavorable While. as
.t,u example. there are some members
,pf the Dutch Olympic committee who
believe Holland should adopt Ameri-
can methods in its universities and
fathletic clubs, others charge that
such long, intensive training makes
tho athletes professional amateurs.
lat recent meeting o! the com
'mittee ole speaker went so FAR as
TO question the amateur standing or
the american navy crew which won
the Olympic eight regatta. He said
that these future American navy CT
tiIcers had done nothing during their
sAnnapolis four years but row. Eu-
sTopeans find II very difficult to un-
.tIcrstand that American university
men can devote 50 much time TO
5Bports and st!li find time for study.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Alexandra Football
Team Desires Contest

Success Of the football team OF
the John Marshall Athletic Club
NM reached Alexandria. VIA. ind
w. N.IiO,vnrd, Of TINT city. dcsire.
Enmc with the lOcnl Orgnnizn-
ton for his eleven. Howard Is nj
the head OF strong team and In
sues challenge to the athletic
ciub or another good team. Mum
myers desiring game Gun rcnch
Howard mt III S0uth Patrick
street, Alexandria, Va. The team
prefers tO book a. Thanksgiving
battle or Enmc Un any Sntur-
day,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
FORMER CAPTAIN DIES
=. J. Weeks SuccuniIs 40 Injuries Tie
ccircd I'm FO0tbnIt Gnme Lust
sunday mt Coblcnz.
by Associated rress.l

CHARLESTON. s. c., Nov. 3.-A ca
blcBram today from Coblenz, Ger
many. TO his father, T. j. Weeks, of
Charleston, brought news of the death
last night OF Captain John l.. Weeks.
machine gun battalion No. Z, a. T..
f., resulting from injuries IN a foot
ball game Sunday last. Captain Weeks
was. while n cadet mt the Citadel
l9l3-l7. star football player.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

scthcr IN races over distances OF
ground Mt Bowie. and lie has pro-
vided for four or i've such races FOR
the impending meeting.
fowics plant has been much i'm
proved since the last meeting. The
&ost conspicuous Improvement is the
new clubhouse. building of colonial
architecture and imposing appcar-
ancc. The sheitcrinE capacity OF the
grand stand has been doubled. ana
there Is twice as much space under-
meath the stand for betting as there
used TO be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
South Slider, Arc NcctInp

The South Side Citizens Associa-
ton is to hold n meeting in the
iiustinE Court, Part Q. tonight at
o'clock. superintendent of Schools
y. IL. Hin Is to speak on the $1,000,
600 bond issue which has been pro-
posed as means for improving the
local schools. Councilman G. G
Jones. who introduced the measure,
will also speak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
AMERICANS AFTER RACE
LSnd CbrIienEe to british Sportsmen
~ Tor Annual Yacht ISvcnt-Sham-
rock Skipper Interested.

sS5$zfIlONDON, Nov. Paul Ha,nm ontl
And p. ". Stewart. OF New York; C;uv
1es0NFeii, OF Boston, and Paul DrcxcI,
HI have challenged Brit
8ShE yachtsmen to a race which, II .s
36ttbed. will be made an annual event
&Eke challenge has been virtually ar-
6SSted on behalf Of four yacht clubs
n1& Charles A1lom and W. p. Burton,
3pper IL the Shamrock, are inter-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
HUGE SUM FOR RACE
EnslIshman Oners Sam Riddle $780,.
900 To Hiring Man-o'-Nvnr
Across Sen.
fRy Cross-Atlantic Cab

LONDON. Nov. 2.@Freeman nern-
stein said tonight: 81 have cablcd
samuel Riddle. guaranteeing him
100000 to bring Man-o'- War to Eng.
land for race. and will also give
a 10000 cup to the winner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Footbnn PLAYER DIc,

MICHIGAN CITY. IND. Nov. a.
Edwin Wolff. Purdue University
student. whose spine was injured in
recent football game at Purdue.
died last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

Piles Cured In o to II Days
DruEgists refund money II PAZC,
OINTMENT falls to cure Itchine.
Bnnd, bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching piles. ana
you can got restful sleep after first
application. 60c.-Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-15
Bisbee Mexicans ~ Help Victims of
 Recent TemblOrs

report. compiled in the office of Miguel Angel Rico, consul for Mexico at Naco, shows that about 300 local Mexicans contributed to the earth. quake victims in Vera Cruz and Puebla: The, sum of $314 was re- ceived in contributions and more was raised at the Kermesse and sent to the relief committee in Mexico
 Among those who took an active part in raising, this money were Senors Daniel c. Ontiveros, Miguel M. Grado, Eulogio Real. Juan Mendez, Alberto Teran and T. H. Garcia.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-15
WIDOW RELATES
 GRIMM MURDER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

c. Rland's room after the shooting.
 "I went into the ruUn, ,iiu asked if any body got hurt" He said Commodore E. Bland mad hurt his hand. He walked from the foot of the bed. He picked up a gun and went out the back of the build ing. My wife found two UoXes oi shells, one for revolver
 On cross-examination, he said he had found no empty shells in the room and did not smell powder smoke
 Shot at Flag
 Clarence C. Watkins, an ex-servicc man and color bearer in the parade, said:
 ''I let the flag come at rest and just about that time I heard three shots. Then there was more firing. Two bul, lets passed my head between the flas pole and my neck and looked around at the Avalon hotel and saw man in the window with a gun, poking his head out as if trying to pick off some one. At the third shot he brought the gun in and his face looked out again Just then l saw someone siaggcr across the street and fall. It was Warren Grimm"
 On request Watkins picked out Bar nett from among the prisoners.
 Stand up, Eugene Barnett" di- rected the prosecutor The defendant stood up.
 Do you identify him as the man shooting from the Avalon ?R
 ''I do, said the witness.
 On cross-examination the witness denied that there had been pre- plan, backed by the business interests of Centralia, to have the service men raid the hall, and said he did not see the hall raided nor any person move toward the hall before the shooting began.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-15

these important wage matters ought not to be postponed for further indefi- mite period and ought to be disposed Of on their merits at the earliest prac- ticable time"
 The readjustments of living costs could not come with rapidity. MT. Will son explained. but added his belief that efforts to force prices down were having "a beneficial effect"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-15

For the best of tire service come to the Superior Tire Service Co, Higgins car stop Tombstone Can yon- We are agents for Ajax Tires and de expert Vulcanizing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-15
NOTICE.

Fhe Dorcas Society of the Christ ian church will. have a bazaar and food sale Saturday, Feb. 21st, in the windows of the. J. c. Penney Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-15
RAILROAD MEN
 RECALL STRIKE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.)

which is the only practicable method of obtaining a prompt and reasonable settlement of the important wage questions now pending. 1 also ask you to send my message and its en- closure to all your members and give them the opportunity of cooper ating with all the rest of railroad labor in handling the matter.
 (Signed) WOODROW WILSON" !"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
GAIN IN COTTON CUMMINGS
Total Prior to October 10 Wa,
5,712,057 Running Bales

Washington, Oct 25.-The govern
ments, cotton ginning report today
showed a total OF 5.7l2.O57 bales ginned
prior to October IS, and indicated that
the sporadic attempts through the cotton
belt to keep gins closed until the price
of cotton advanced 10 higher levels had
had little effect. The ginnings this year
aggregate 7S2,953 bales more than the
quantity ginned TO October l3 last year
when the crop was 794,0 900 bales smaller
than that forecast for this year.
On the governments forecast of n
crop of 12,l230O0 bales this year, the
& innings to October IS appeared to be
about All per cent Of the total. This Ia
higher percentage than was ginn ed
last year to October lS---43.5 per cent
but lower than the average, 48.9, for the
last eighteen years.
Ginnings prior to October IS includ,
ed l38,554 round bales, 1882 bales OF
American Egyptian and $40 bales of Sea
Island, the Census Bureau announced
today. Ginnings last year TO October Ia
amounted to 4,929,l04 running bales
including 55,655 round bales, $500 bales
OF merican-Egyptian and 1892 bales oi
Sea Island
Ginnings this year to October IS. by
states, were: Alabama 2Sl,753; Ari,
zona 1858; Arkansas 347,43s; Cali
fornia 1924; FLORIDA s614; Georgia
10000: Loutstn 04,096 MIssiss PIP
S4s.lS7; Nj" l6uri 1858; North Caro-
lima l9l,26;I Oklahoma 367,0l0; Soutr
Carolina b64.l69; Tennessee $3.50
Texas 2,596,l47; Virginia 1881; al
other 1910.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-25
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Oct. 25.--More favorable re-
ports regarding the coal miners strike
In England caused active buying OF
wheat this morning and rallied the mar
ket after a weaker start. The trade.
however, continued to take a bearish
view of industrial conditions in general
and there was little to indicate any i'm
provement in the demand from in
vestors. 40 .,
after moving up to Saturdays final
price of so, receded slightly. March
started at 81 .94 to $1.03 and later sold
at net advance of 1c, at 81 .94A.
There was good buying of corn and
the market rallied after an irregular
start. 1t was helped by the British coal
news. Trade was comparatively light.
December opened at S0Rc TO SOsc
and later sold at net gain Of esc, at
Sic. May was quoted at S8Ac to SIC
at the outset, against S6Ac at the close
Saturday, and later sold at S7Bc. July
opened at an advance Of asc, at SS15c,
and moved up to S8Ac.
Oats were quiet but steadier on scat &.
tered covering. December opened at
65sc to 62%c, against 531ac at the
close yesterday. May started Nc hishss,
at 5S&c.