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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
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!. Al last! The Moline Indians an4
the Moline Athletics are b clAeAs
Tor the city fooeball chAWptqusAlp.
next Sunday, regardless Of coante4
attractioas. This has been agreed
hpon by managers Of the two clubs.
Rerfelts Posted.
/. These two rival aggfesasioas
have bssn Swapping st each other
al teasoa, and ON two occasions
have arranged to play aftsr . long
sQuAhble over tsrms. but on &c
count Of Rock Island playing at
homo, negotiations were called on.
This tine, however. only . snuw
storm, blizzard or earthquake viii
prevent the game. and II, SundAy's
weather will mot permit playfny.i
the contest will Be staged tAs fol-
lowing Sunday. II possible. For
feits were posted BY both mana
gers last night and only severe re-
verses will prevent this annual
con6ab between the boys ON inc
hill and the doWntowners.
Have Good Reps.
Both teams have an excellent
record this season. The Athletics
have won only three out Of seven
games, but claim they have played
stronger teams than the Indians.
The hilltop warriors have suffered
but one defeat. that Of last Sunday
against the Fort Wayne Friars,
which. in reality, mant q victory
for the locals, considering the cal
iber of club the Hoosiers pittedS
against them. HUME, who per-
formed with the Muncie club
against Rock Island. = former Pur-
due man, played fullback with the
Friars. Johnson. former Millihn
man. also played with the Fort
Wayne club.
Wrangle Over OnReialA
A lot Of squabbling Of course
precedes these inter-city contests.
Terms have been agreed upon. but
now the two arrangements arc hav-
ing an awful time procuring o0-
cials satisfactory to both parties.
Devlin and Giles were suggested
BY representatives Of the down
towners, but the Indians could not
see 1t. Gully Adolphson was sug-
gefted by the hilltoppers, but the
Athletics said nothing doing. so
there You are. Probably by tonight
the arbiters will be agreed upon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

The games last night showed .
lack Of practice On the pan Of al
most ill Of the players. II was
suddenly decided yesterday morn
ing to hold the tournament the end
Of this week 20 that school prac-
tics could start the first Of next.
sFresAs Outolasse1
The freshmen never had . chance
against tho seniors throughout the
game, the fourth year students
having the ball most Of the time
and only poor shots kept the score
from being more. The "fresh" were
able to score only two goals during
the contest, one in the first half
and the other in the hnal period.
The score at the end Of the 0rst
half was 11-2.
Tho junior-seuior game was .
fight from the start to finish. The
soph team was. composed OF ju-
niors and seniors who ware unable
to play with their respective teams
because OF . lack Of credits The
third year team also put up .
strong tight having practicsd To-
gether for several weeks. The
sophs led all through tho game. the
score 1t the end Of the frst half
being - IN their favor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
|DvER TAKES
Plea TO STAGE
- h Csavince Chicago Fans Of
9 hneee1ee In Baseball Sean.
! 0bg Talks In Theatrnas

onAsa Dec. George. Buck"
-, former Chicago White Sox
= ~, implicated by the confess
Z three White Sox players In
v3lds series expose, plans to
! q various Chicago vaude-
lousss In a monologue, de-
i y prove his innocence Of
Aaty n the alleged conspir-
, throw" the 1919 series, it
~ IN sporting circles today.
- animated that Weaver has
~ : prospective manager
= loell tour.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
Jess WILLARD
SAYS he WILL
TRY COMEBACK
n Z, II. mCrRT


UNITED Press STAR Correspondent
lawrence. Kan. Dec. 3.-~Yss, /
signed . little paper" Jess willars.
erstvhiIs' heavyweight champion
boxer. grinnsd today. CONFIRMING
announcement BY Tex Richard,
eternal promoter, that no had been
matched to fight the winner Of the
Jack Dempsey-Bill Brennan bout
Dec u. Jess thinks his Eight win
% with Dsmpsey--&he man who
Jared loose his crown.
II am going back into the ring
to regain the championship VII
lard confided, "and defend H."
There was Q smile on the former
title holders face andsA happy and
determined note in his voice a. he
said 1t. There was no doubt from
his attitude that he meant business.
Terms Don't Matter.
As to terms, Jess didn't tust seem
to know what was in it financially
for him. Il Just told Tex to 60
ahead and fix it up" willard said.
Then he stopped for . good laugh,
and explained:
Il see some Of the papers have
me- dead busted" Apparently he
wasn't seriously worried over mon
ey matters. That he was going to
have . chance for n comeback"
seemed to be giving him genuine
satisfaction.
The Kansas fighter said he want
ed to even mp the Toledo affair"
with Jack Dempsey by demonstrate
ing that he was the best man. Jess
revealed that he already lis doing
a little light training in his gym
nasium down here on the farm"
and he plans to take ON heavier
work soon,
To Send for TraiAees.
II don't know who I'll have for
trainers" Jess continued. haven't
had time hardly to think it over.
But I'll probably get two or three
Of the boys to come here and help
me-"
Asked what Mrs. Willard thought
Of his plans to come back" Jess
beamed:
"Oh. she's backing me to the finn
lit. She's always with me in what
ever I do. We never have any
trouble at home"
Although Jess owns q farm here,
he has been dabhlins in oil some
since the Toledo massacre with
good" results. he said. He treat
ed reports that he was busted"
and was returning to the. ring
merely because he needed the mon,
ey as \ joke.
"It's the championship I'm after, y
he concluded, "and I mean to get
it."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
May CUT four
OF BIC TEN''
Iewa, Purdue, Indiana and Nerth.
western Slated to Go, Questisa
for Oncials to DeeilA

Urbana. ILL.,. Dec. Coy United
Press. -Four members Of the Big
Ten conference will be dropped
next year, according to athletic Of
ficials 1t Illinois university here
The four schools which Il n said
would be eliminated are North
western, Illinois, Purdue and Iowa.
Inability to produce football Of
the class shown BY the other six
Conference schools was given a.
the reason.
Members Of the Big Ten vil
meet in Chicago Saturday to plan
for next year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
ST. PAUL LODGE
ELECTS OFFICERS

St. Paul lodge, No. 1o7. Knights
Of Pythiaa. met last night for the
first time in the club rooms, re-
Gently occupied jointly with the
newly organized Fort Armstrong
lodge, in the Illinois theatre build
ing. Tho semi-annual election OF
officers resulted as follows:
Gel. II. Banning.
V.C.-C. A. Martcn.
pfelate-Earl Bessell.
M. o. U.-William WINS.
X. OF R. SIS. II. Wright.
NJ. of E.-W. II. Lamont.
NJ. Of At. S. Brown.
]. CD. N. Jones.
o. G.-Roy Wrisinser.
Trustee-B. NJ. Jones.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
STECHER PLANS
TO RETIRE SOON

New York, Dec. Zoe Stecher.
worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion, plans to retire from the
wrestling game after this season,
he said today.
. In preparation for his contest
here Dec. IL with Ed ("StranglerD
Lewis, Stecher has cancelled all
matches, in order to be in the best
possible form against the Kentucky
grappler.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

YY-s.~~ m -. : saSs....e..x Z
Ahs - ss-'' b. = y
lo1Sth Dincg b eAe IN WeGeMn
Coo1sesace iooehall 90 lne ~ a..
6laaakrsns a.ee.k = 80 rsss. 8, =.
49, ~. ,,..Es... -, 3
o1a0 $500 - ee y
snpoa e next yeexs. title chances
Iot ne Orange and Blne olsvou.
Explain John Dopler. Hint main
say y centers shed thD DpleGkin4
With The snding q the 1o1o seasoa.
He VIII - down IN football history
g one q the vests great csntsfs
ana many Illinois tnns declare
tnofe would b Z, different stogy to
tell u Depler had beea IN tho ohi0
game. Shoulder injuries sustAined
In pracdce kept him q The bench.
Wegthy Successes.
To Reitsch, Z green man WIN H.
tie practice this year. viii nrohnhlv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
Varsity MATMEN =
CUT POINT RULE

New York. Dec. "A change in
the point scoring system Of the In
tercollegiAte Wrestling association
announced today. provides for the
allowance Of three instead OF four
points for winning BY decisions. The
I'VE point award for first place by .
fall remains. The purpose Of the
new rule 10 to Increase the incen-
tive for q TALL.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
STANFORD BOWL
TO COST $3.50, 600;

Stanford University, Calf. Dec. 81
The athletic board Of contrd~ has.
decided to build an athletic stadium
costing 9760.000 and seating at least
$1,000 persons, IL was announced to-
day. Erection Of the stadium.
which IL to be Of the bowl style,
will start next summer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
JOE FOX WINS.

asld, III, Dec. 2.-J0ie
- 1elish lightweight champion,
NJ Al Lance OF Chicago. In
WQ1d Of their 10-round bout
AZ The referees decision be-
= dnal round was over. It
ssss initial ring appearance
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
THIYRE CHUMNH.

Boston, Dec. Harvard 10 conn
plimenting itself In getting . bss-
ketball game with the Centre col
lege basketball ave. McMillin,
Weaver and Roberts play with the
ColoneIs. The schools are getting
chummy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
CHAMBER BUREAU
TOMEET TONIGHT

The agricultural bureau OF the
Chamber Of Commerce will meet to-
night at the rooms in the State bank
building for the purpose OF nomi-i
Mating six members Of the bureau.
from which number three Will -
elected to the board OF directors OF
the chamber BY the membership.
The civic bureau meets for tbo'
same purpose Friday night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
LEADS MISSOURI.

Columbia. NO.. Dec, An
nouncement was made here today
that George Browning Of Kansas
City was elected captain Of the Uni
versity Of Missouri basketball team
ct . meeting last night. Browning
played last year a. . forward.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
Ruu.D ARClSTLES.

Nav York, Dec. 2.-Since the &c
QUESTION of 0oidie RaDp from St.
paul, the Gotham fans have begun
to talk about the speedy inAsld Nc
Grav IN Roing to have.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
GIBBONS BEGINS
TO TRAIN uL.ulI

Urbana. H., Dec. Mike Glib
bons Of ST. Paul, arrived ct the Uni
versity OF Illinois today to assist
Paul Prehn, boxing and wrestling
instructor.
The noted middleweight, who an
nounced his retirement from the
ring about a year ago, will spend
three days here giving personal IN
struction- IN boxing TO students.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
MOVE GOES WEST.

st. Paul. Dec. 2.-Johnny Noye b
going back to the Pacific coast In
search of fights. He was out that
way some months ago and found
out something OF the around game
that fascinates him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
GlPP HASBAR|E
HOLD on LIFE
Notre Dame Star Fights Grimly fo1
Lko-Has Faint Chance Of Win.
ming, Il Report.

South Bend. Ind, Dec. 2.-(United
Press.)-Ffghting grimly as he has
fought In the games which have
made him one Of the leading foot
ball players in the country, George
Cipp, Notre Dame gridiron hero, to-
day was still struggling with death.
Last reports from the hospital
where Gipp is Ill with pneumonia,
declared there was q bare chance
for recovery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
ALL lR0uND BADGER.

Madison, Wis, Dec. I'm the
Badgers lineup this fall was the
greatest all around afhIete thar
ever attended Wisconsin. He II
Sundt, fullbAck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

k enlled last night IA
ssnal football 20 far
z3s:. 49,. y,a.,.rA.rt.
'snu
~ y . sec'e' "e-ns
IN
III I'D. -. called for the
L. ~ ~ financial &C.
T. s ss.r,ssfion for tha
~ .s.vsrs This vas
.,,.xsv audit ~ Tia
$3.50. rsn;~.n :rS
.s.ss' ''
sH.e
n11ee csusneu'
~ committee. composed
Kock, Sid Nichols and
Independent reeuiars'
~ to the players coun-
10y found the accounts
Sgoccrded accurately. N-
- Vas given the privilege
80 The books for himself
n oppressed their enoorse-
= he clubs books showed
~ tunbsss, to be $4,000. The
II ss1eodttures amounted ap-
10y 10 $4,000, leaving $11,-
beDlit among the players.
~ @iClnal split was esumased
~ ~ player, but aiter all ex-
! a1ln3ons had been AIRED. 1t
Ss11s1 that each regular play
IJA Z eegain portion OF his
: b IN oy9f to the necessary
- ~ outs.ana1ng.
pnhh 90 p.aar
1877 s..S s,.ra =, ~. =.
~. n. .sSs. 80 ~ ~ a.-,r
~ -. ....o. n.sa.. ~ .
N. ~am.s -. ,...S
~ ~ e a., sn NJ :, . :"
-. sI ~ ON ~ .. sp... -. 80 ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
JUST LIE RUBE.

Sacramento, DID. 2.-Nick Alt
rock was inserted as . pinch pitch
or in the exhibition game here and
called in all the helders while he
attempted to strike out the side.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
DON'T WANT MUCH.

New. York. Dec. The Yankees
are scouting for southpaws with
control. northpaws with tho same.
acrobatic cstchers and outAsadsfs
who can run like deer, hit the ball
and catch fy balls.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
HOT STUFF!

Pasadena, Cal, Dec z.-When
the Pennsylvania eleven represent
ed the east here at the Rose tourna-
ment on New Years day in 1917.
some Of the spectators were over
come with heat
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

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tno e"ove ~ .e1oes.oos we S
@ms0 party W uswa.peYs eps
o. games otner man NO. Plsyso q
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pefsona o0ssIssuons suo pss -
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slonM sess"r WI .DI =. s :.
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- 80 s o1 60"
selection o. three so-canso nfH
teams. VAN Z Fesesve sasvsn 1os
.ssco te: -. ,,.
an scsu. ne SO !.
uons' y snCSlo so " 49,. y
minu tn& taelS e @V .ss ~
teams, NO. ~ ..S .s'1
mental ioea IN selecune mr. W
serve eievens va "a. sae ta!S 49,
mytaacsi nIss : ~ >, ". s.r..:.. S !.
oe -eQWppe9 WIN =. ssss
pnye!s' escn % Wr1, y . asas,a
wpSa,s 81 ri.r;n~ Sc,r ~ vhich-
upno9 me pHyinx !m y. ~ ~ -.
'evee one o. tho "'s' t ''s'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

San Francisco. Dec. >3.-Iy Cobo
II stealing Habe's stun. He pushed
out two homerS in an exhibition
game at Sacramento the cther day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

00t0k8A0&AGa0e W. AAA k4A - w SAeV ~
lection Of all-star players.
The Eds.
Smith Of Rock Island. and Cham
berlain Of the Stsleys. were the
best defensive ends Of the season.
Chamberlain has q little the best Of
It because Of his better service on
the offensive. qetjll, Smith was ideal
a. On end when the opponents were
carrying the ball. He outwitted.
outran and entrusted every oppo-
nsnt no met In the same position.
Smith could not be boxed. He
broke through opposing lines al
most at will. splitting the runner.
Interference or hooking lunts..
Above all, his systamatical occur
acy checked many long runs. His
snAp- judgment IL almost uncAnny.
Chamberlain compared favorably
with Smith. but his greater strength
was Indispensable to his teams Of
fensive.
Tbe Tacklea
Henry Of Canton, and Blackjack
of the Staleys, have NO peers In
the professional field with all the
angles Of the game considered. 1t
10 doubtful II there Is q college
football team in the country that
produced such line stalwarts - the
former stars OF WI. and Michi-
gan Aggies, respectively. Henry
has the call because Of his superior
all-around power. Although he
weighs 186 pounds, he covers
ground like . halfhaek; there isn't
. professional line in the country
that could hold him consistently.
Blackjack was less sensational than
Henry, but . terror to all oppo-
nents within his reach. His per-
feet condition told, too.
The Gaards.
In Lyle and Dsnfeld. the Rock
Islanders produced the best guards
Of the year. It would be-, hard to
discriminate between these two re-
linemen.S Comparatively
light. but endowed With the sinu-
Gus strength Of Damascus steal.
Lyle and Denfeld were IN fmpreg-
nable Continuation that never al
lowed a material rain to be made
thron.h center nenfeld shoved
the marked advantage of the GIL
Dobie system Of line defense over
that of any other professional play
Ar ~ the vear Lvla ma more Of
~. :, rovinc tvne h,sat,nS throuxh
the linz consistentiv retfinx down
under nunts recovering fumbles
and aIvavs ona tn take nsbtninx
adv.ntaee Of the, sIi0htsst> vesS-
mean IN IN opponent
Tia CAnter.g
II n cosceded IN svsry ufosm-
sional eamn this way ,thaf Trsfton
of the StaJ ~ has no sunerinrs ~
snv onnonents Who couid nntIsst or
ont,sMs him vhichevsr ~ thew
choso. so4he Starch vo,her has the
unanimous call Tor sa-star cantor.
Perfecf nhvsical condition vas
Iarriv resnonsibla for Trafton,s
sunerplavfnx ia rev stronser M
= xame prorressed until. al the
end he epuld have startad and fin-
ished snofAer contsst Without ve;k-
eninr one iota. 4Traft0nsr non.Iar-
ity W. IMPAIRED 4roatly 81 his INNS
neceSaarilv roush tactics vAich
viii ~ nasaad over vithont frrthcr
:. : :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
with the hrst team chances In
sight. Both should mako It next

Kuehl Of Rock island catches On
Is reserve halfbaek for tho second
eleven. Kuehl proved sfncieut only
ss\a relief player. He was dashy.
but quite eryatie. Hsaiey and
Nocmore, Rock Island sub line
men. would serve well - reserves
for the third eleven. They. too.
nashed brilliantly In spots. In
juries kept ursellA Chicken and
Mansfield handicapped seriously
throughout most Of the season. Out
Of respect for their usual splendid
performance they. too. ere crowded
into tho third eleyen reserves.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

UCQND KLIv1M.
Halas, Stdey
Ruelk Akron
Coli, Akron
DssJard;sn, Tigers
Dadznsln, Canton
Shaw, Rock Island
Wenis3 Rock Island
Mahrt, Dayton -
Sachsteder, Dayton
Guyon, Canton
Falcon, Tigers
H1KvHA
Basts1. Clsvs1anl
GlIll6e, Car1lnals
Jsaes, 0tnley>
WeG1oekec, Cleveland
E1wqp1A Coafea
JeAN6ea, Anva
Sae1s, Cardinals
RsarcA Staley
1cCofnick, lkrsn
KuehI Rock IslaAa
Xoeh2eI. Staloy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

FIT 0skVx
Smith, Rack Island
Henry, Cantnn
Dsife I'D Rock Island
fraftoa, Stalsy
Lyle, Rock Island
Blaekloclk, Staley
Qanberlain, Staley
Driscou, Cardinals
Novalk. Rock lsland
Pollard, Akron
Kins, Akron
1RsB1yE&
1seoA Dayton
CeDsay, OhUs
WIZ Reek Island
naas3, ANsn
OCs11sr, Caatsa
DeviA Dayton
IAielA Dayton
HanTiA AkIon
CE1wfer1, AkfUa
Nishels, Rssk Island
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
TlrIID KIRyYy.

IIID KLRyM.
Marshal, Rock Island
lngvvssson. Staley
Tomlin, Akron
Fitzgerald, Rock Island
Petty, Stalsy
Btland, Rock Island
Mash, Akron
Chee, Tigers
Sternaman, Staley {
Bacon, Dayton
Calae, Canton
REsEKvEA
Whalaa, Ca1tsa.
Sa1ors, DayteA
DeAhSsr, Dayton
K1nderdln4 Dayton
leoknsre, Reek Island
Hoaaey, Reok Island
Lewe, Canton
UrsellA Rock Island
6ilruy, Cleveland
Chicken, Reek Island
lAAs6oA, Reek Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

For the first time IN The history
Of professional football IN all-sAar
combination comprising six teams
and IS players Of the big NsAts
representing the cream oe the paid
field 10 hereby selected. The 10
called big Eight" II composed Of
the following teams BY the order in
which they should Be ra&sd. accord
ing to selection By comparative
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
FL PASO OILS

central Oh ana STOCK Exchange.
These figures taken from the board al
he close Of the session Friday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
STOCK MARKET
SHOWS ACTIVITY
Heavy Buying Sends Up
Prices In Short Ex-
oha,,r.. coecso-,
change Session.

New York, Jan. S.-Confident buy
ing Of the general list. rails excepted,
marked today's short but very lively
session OF the stock exchange, the
turnover for the two hours being the
largest Of any recent day. shorts
covered extensively in the movement.
which seemed 20 have its bass large
ly in prospect Of easy money and fav-
orable industrial conditions
Final prices Of Liberty bonds today
were; 2As. SlQl0a; first As. $3.50; sec
ond 4s. SsL2o; lrst fhs. $4,000 second
AS S2l3Q; third fHs. s9416; fourth
4Ez ss-se. Victory 1As, Sss-Q5s Victory
Steels and equipments continued 10
lead in point OF activity, making eX-
IRENE gains OF one to five points but
shippings. motors and oils also re-
corded similar or larger advances
with numerous specialues- The clos
ing was strong. sales Appropriated
500 600 shares
outset OF today's short session. the further
advance deriving much OF the us stimulus
from yesterdays sharp decline ia the rate
for demand ions
Following its recent course. the more
extensive advances were made by Eteeis.
equipments and kindred issues. initial
gains ranging from 90 p points Other
strong features embraced the snlpplnEs.
oils. motors. coppers. rohaccos and leath-
ers Rails were strong but relatively
dull.