davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-07-23

Keeping pace with the demand for this
new Sedan has been a difficult task ever
since it was first shown-even with produc-
ton more than doubled.
The Franklin Sedan gives people the
finest ride they ever had. That, in short, is
the story of its unequalled road ability and
accounts for its great popularity. 1t is
, 1923-09-20
Livestock
Chicago Prices.

Chicago Prices.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-U. s. De
partment of Agriculture.HHogs-
Receipts. $4,000; mostly SO to loo
higher: bulk good and choice ITO TO
$40 pound averages, sS.s5 @s.s0; top,
ss.s5: desirable $50 to 325 pound
butchers. largely ss.359s.60; pack
ing sows. mostly s7.4o@7.65: new
fresh desirable strong weight kill
ing pigs. s6-75@7.25; heavyweight
hogs, $s.1o9s.75; medium, Ss-5O4
SIS; light. ss.00Gs.s5; light light.
S7.70Ga-60; packing sows. smooth.
S.f047.I5; packing sows, rough,
$7.0047.4o; slaughter pigs, $4,000
ESQ.
Cattle-Recelpts. 1000; very un-
even. fed steers and yearlings pre-
dominating in run; less than 1000
western grassers being offered;
trade slightly more active than
Wednesday; bulk early sales mixed
steers and y~earlings. $9.50a11.oo;
relatively few choice kind here: cake
fed Kansas. S.75@s.5o: numerous
loads grassy natives. SS.O0@9.5O;
Abht feCtipts sna btock IN 1alrly
broad demand, especially lower
grades, heavy grain fed kosher
cows. slow; bulls, scarce. steady to
strong; vealers. quality considered.
25c higher. outsiders paying upward
to s14.00; packers buying rather
freely around 1880: outlet for
stockers and feeders moderately
broad: bulk, s6.25@7.50.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; fat lambs
opening steady; top natives. $14.0o;
bulk. desirable. kind. $13.5O@13.65;
cuIls. mostly sa5O11o.o0; early sales
fat western lambs. S13.75@14.00;
best held higher: feeders. easier;
bulk, ground s13.35@1a75; sheep.
steady; good handy weight fat ewes
S6.0086.35. mostly; choice light
weight quotable to $500.
, 1923-09-20

STOCK TREND
IS CONFUSING
Sugar Shares Higher While
Woolens Decline in New
York Trading

NEW YORK. Sept. zo.-Confused
price movements took place in to-
days stock market The pronounced
strength Of sugar shares. the gains
in which ran as high as three
points. was counteracted by the ex
IRENE weakness of American Wooden
based or reports of poor current
earnings. and of other individual
shares. Sales, which were light be-
cause OF the Jewish holiday, ap-
proximRted 100000 shares.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2o-Opening
prices in todays stock market dis.
played n strong tone In response to
series of favorable dividend an.
nouncements and the increasing
prospect of an emily reparations set
Element. Higher prices for raw
and refined sugar led to a good do
mand for the sugar shares. Bald
win. American Can and most of the
other pivotal stocks gained large
fractions on initial sales. Some of
the minor oils were alig htly reac.
tionary,
Buying embraced a wide list but
was most effective in the rails and
sugars. gains Of 1 TO 2 points being
recorded by 'Katy' preferred, Della.
ware and Hudson, Erie Second pre-.
ferred, Cuba Cane Sugar common
and preferred. Steels were heavy
but a fair inquiry was noted for AT.
tomotve rubber. food, equipment,
shipping and oil shares. gains of a
point or more being recorded by Ma
rine preferred, Stewart-Warner
Speedometer. Willys-overland pre-
ferred and several others. Foreign
exchanges opened steady, German
marks jumping rs points to 90 cents
a hundred million despite a weekly
Increase Of moro than five trfllion
in note circulation.
Trading quieted down after the
initial burst of strength, there being
4 disposition in some quarters to
wait the outcome OF important divi.
dend meetings today and more def.
mite details concerning the progress
being made In reaching a repara.
tons settlement.
Free offerings Of American
ANANNa NiAdN hloSh ubWu J0
points to 79k. the lowest of tho
year. and caused some realizing In
other quarters. Studebaker. Kelly
Springfield and a number of the
steels and low priced oils dropping
fractionally below last nights clos
ing figures. Towards midday the
market began to creep upward
again, DUPONT rising IA points and
Mack Truck two. Call money
opened at Al per cent.
Speculative interest In the sugar
shares expanded on the more favor
able trade situation. American Beet,
Cuba Cane preferred, Manati and
South Porto Rico extending their
gains to III as points. Motors. rub.
bers and steels were shaded In
mid-afternoon and American WOODEN
broke further to 7sA.
The closing was heavy; prices
dipped lower IN the final hour,
American Wooden extending its loss
to 5h points. Sears Roebuck to az,
DUPONT to . and Crucible Steel to
.2M.
, 1923-09-20
DISMISSED
IN MURDER CASE

CONTINUED from Page Ona)
South jefferson street. civil engf-
neer: w. A. sutterfield. laundry
worker; George Knight of 1I14
Cherry street. refinery worker; d.
II. Harris Of 1917 South David
street. refinery worker; c. L. Cough
Ter OF $50 South Jackson street.
proprietor Of a grocery store; C. D..
Henry, insurance agent: Clarence
Link OF Evansville, garage owner:
Il. L. Hollis Of CAS- South Mckinley
street. refinery worker; f. N.
Sprague of SAC South Durbin street,
contractor; j.. C. Virgins OF 1896
South Jackson street. shoe mer-
chant and L. II. Noon, blacksmith.
Two additional jurors were dis
qualified by Judge Rose. They were
A. ]. Hardendorf. drilling contractor
who said that his prejudice was SO
strong against bootleggers that he
could not judge the case without
bias, and Otis L. Thompson. man
ager Of the Troy laundry. who said
that he had n fixed opinion with
regard 10 the guilt or innocense Of
the defendant
At $50 this afternoon the Jury In
tho retrial OF John k. "Biackie''
Campbell, at the request OF tho de-
Tense attorneys. NJ. r. Ryan and
Paul Il. Bachelor. was taken to tho
scene OF the murder ut 24o West
First street.
II is believed thnt the fury would
be better able to understand the ties.
timony offered II tho members wers
familiar with tho surrounding build
ings. streets and alleys. and tho ar.
rangemert Of tho two room houss
where the murder occurred.
, 1923-09-20
Method Of Reducing
Dangerous Swollen Veins at Home

Moone's Emerald OH nesidss bs6nh
one of the most powerful Of anti
septics capable Of DESTROYING h
most pernicious germs and tn.
poisons caused by them, is also /.
marvellous healing agent
Ono application for Instance stpu.
tho itching Of eczema. and a tsr
Applications causes ths eruptionn u
dry up, scale Off ana compretsfv
disappear It is equally as ~effecttv.
in barber's itch. salt rheum, red
ness and inflammatory skin trouble.
People who want to reduce ynri-
eose veins. wens or goitre. or rot
rid Of eczema, ulcers, boiIs, abcs.s>r
or piles IN d few days should not
hesitate to get a bottle at once. II
is so powerful that a amail hottin
lasts a long time. Amy pharmacy
can supply you.
Smith a Turner Drug o., wal
supply you. Mail orders acceptsd.
Advertisement.
, 1923-09-20

OMAHA. Sept. 20.-U. S. Depart.
ment OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5000: fairly active. 10@15c
higher; bulk 200 to 800 pound
s7.s5@s.15; top. $685.:
bulk mixed loads carrying packers
and lights. s7-60@7.9o; bulk packing
grades. sf.4o@7.sO; average cost
yesterday. $3.50; weight. 276.
Cattle - Receipts. 3.1o0; killing
steers and she stock. generally
steady; no choice steers on display;
best steers. s1o.35; bulk fed steers
and yearlings. ss.25@Ie.0O; grass
steers. s5.75a7.50; grass cows and
heifers. s3.5005.00; Gamers, strong,
S2.25@2.60; bulls, strong; bulk
bolognas. ss.5Q@4.0o; calves. steady;
practical top. 5000; stockers and
feeders. unchanged; bulk. $500
ESQ.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; active;
fat lambs. 1o@15o higher; western
lambs. mostly s1s.s5; top. 1880; ma
tive lambs. s13.s5 @12.s5: sheep.
scarce. steady; feeders. fully steady,
mostly $15.o0@13.25.
, 1923-09-20
SHOWDOWN IN
OKLA. IS NEAR
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
have been enjoying a record break
ing growth IN membership in tho
past few days"
He asserted that the khan SIS not
going to fight back now" and would
leave IL to the people Of Oklahoma
to nettlo the fight"
although Governor walton now
admits that ho In fighting tho khan.
the situation causes US no worry"
Mr.. Jewett said I'VE arc not going
to fight back now. With a call for
a special session Of tho Legislature
already issued. with impeachment
proceedings we'll under way. with
the rising tide OF protest from Press
and public at tho method MI. Wal
ton is employing. there is every In
dication that tho people of Okla
homa will scttis tho fight.
"rhe people arc not happy. They
are being compelled to pay tho fid.
der without being permitted to
dance "a
Moreover the Impression is
abroad that personal motives arc
playing too largo a part for the good
Of the stnte. They hive discovered
hat Mr.. Walton did not frown upon
the khan until he had learned that
It did not smfte upon him. It IA a
fact OF indisputabIe record that he
was irregularly made q member of
the Knights OF the Ku Klux Khan,
that n passport or membership
card was ~irreGulnriy Issued to him.
and that recognition was then TO.
fused him.
Photographic copies OF docu-
ments bearing pom this circun-
stances have appa.yed in several
Oklahoma pnpen. Secondly. there Is
tho personal eason growing out OF
his political dissatern. His adminls-
tration has bcsn cuiminatfvely un.
popular. Six wsens 70 hs was fight.
ing for his political future. To-Day he
Is Fighting for his political exist
'enca.
what attitude viii thu klsn take
toward martial law in Oklahoma?
Simply pursus the even tenor OF It's
ways and obey tho hw IN lottcr and
spirit Hansmen are American eitt
zens first. and the only rights they
win demand win b the rights OF
American c~ifiznns."
, 1923-09-20

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State of Wyoming, County Of M
trona, IS.
In the District Court Eighth Ju-
dicial District.
In the Matter Of the Estats Of
Anna Freeman, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by thu
undersigned, executor Of the es-
tate of Anna Freeman, deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against said deceas-
ed to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers to the undersigned
at room 429 Midwest Refining
Building, Casper, Wyoming, within
six months after the first publica-
ton of this notice. or they may
be precluded from any benefit
from such estate, and IL such
claims be not exhibited within ons
year from date Of said notice they
will be forever barred.
Dated this goth day of Septsm-
Der, A. d. 1923.
ERNEST R. BURGER,
Executor
Pub Sept. 90, 81, Oct. 4, II, 1878
, 1923-09-20
Cheyenne Theater
Permit Withheld

CHEYENNE. wyo., Sept. 10
Cheyenne city commissioners have
postponed action. at the request Of
the Chamber OF Commerce. on an
application by Walter j. Bradley to
remodel tho Capitol Avenue theater
building into a moving picture house.
The Chamber OF Commerce desires
that tho building be restored to its
former condition. that OF n theater
capable Of accommodating the largest
road shown. The building was Quilted
by fire in 1917 and has not been used
for theater purposes since that time.
, 1923-09-20
Doctors Recent Discovery, Also
Heals Ulcers. Boils, Carbuncles,
Assesses and Open Sores In n
Few Days.

The world progresses. Today all
menta that took weeks to cur can
now be ended in n few days, II you
have varicoss veins or punches you
can start this today to bring them
back TO normal size. and II you arc
wise you will do so.
Just get an original bottls OF
Moone's Emerald OIL at any dis
~pensinE pharmRcist and apply II
night and morning TO the enlarged
veins. It Is very powerful and
penetrating, and only a little Is re-
quired.
After a few days treatment the
veins will begin to grow smaller
and by regular use VIII soon reduce
TO normal.
, 1923-09-20
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-rons
irregular. ouotationsin csnts: Great
Britain, demand, ass cables. <b4h:
to-day bills on banks. ASIA. France.
demand. SIS; cables. 1851. Italy.
demand, ~. cables, 4-<7H- Bel
GUM. demand. 4o4: cables. 1884,
Germany. demand. .Cooooos; cables
.oooooos. Holland. demand. $3.50;
cables. 3e.s3. Norway. demand,
1906. Sweden. demand. 26.b2. Dem
mark, demand. 1So5. Switzsriand.
demand, ITO. Spain. demand. 1883.
Greece, demand, 1.ssH. Poland. de-
mnnd, .ooo3h. Czecho Siovakia, de-
mand, 400. Jugo slavia. demand.
I.oeh. Austria demand. .oo14. Ru-
mania, demand. %8X- Argentine.
demand, 1880. Brazii. demand, as5-
Montreal. demand. s7S.
, 1923-09-20
Oil Industry Gloom Is
Ridiculous, Says Sinclair

.tion. according to the best Judgment
available. has already passed its
peak and Will doubtless have a rapid
decline.
"Second1That the increase in
consumption has been greater in
volume thnn ever before.
1T believe that with today's ed
jlstment of crude oil prices in the
Midcontinent fields are at the bot,
tom and should result In tho early
Sterilization of the industry. The
prices we are now paying for crude
do not cover cost OF production ex-
cept. perhaps. from Is 900 out of
2s5 900 producing wells IN the
United States. Obviously such a
condition cannot last and tho sooner
IT is corrected the better"
, 1923-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept. eu.-GasolIne
stocks were drawn on to the extent
Of 1.o52, go barrels during August,
according to reports received by the
American Petroleum Institute cover
ing approximately 60 per cent of the
refining capacity OF tho United
States. Pipe limo and tank farm
'crude oil stucks east OF the Rockies
Increased 4.s73, 900 barrels IN August.
The daily average gross crude oil
production OF the United States de.
creased 5.57o barrels for the week
ending September Is. totaling e.
'27495o. according TO tho weekly
summary OF the institute.
The daily average production east
, 1923-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept 2o.-sanity IN
viewing the -predioament the oil In
dustry NOW finds Itself IN. Is pro-
scribed by Harry b. Sinclair. chair
man Of tho board OF the Sinclair
Consolidated Oil company. who, IN
commenting today on Midcoutinent
CRUDE oil price cuts made by tho two
largest companies. said.
'Teszirnfsm IN the petroleum IN
dustry has been carried to ridiculous
extremes. Conditions in recent
months have been bad but they Ger
tainIy have 10 e so bad as the
public has been lead to believe. Two
outstanding fscts, ~ I SEQ them.
70:
"Bfrst-rhat caIifornia's produo-
, 1923-09-20

MILLION OF
GAS USED IN AUGUST
Guide OIL Stocks East of Rockies Increased Nearly
Five Million Barrels During Same Period
Reports Show

OF the Rocky Mountains was L.
Ale, $50 barrels. Il decrease Of 75o
harreis- California production was
$4,000 barrels. q decrease of 5000.
wyoming and Montana showed a
dz1y averagy gruzs productiur OF
1e7A5o barrels. an increase of $50.
Daily averages imports of petro-
ieum at ~priucipaI ports wers z14.2s5
barrels, compared with 26o,A2e for
the previous week.
Mid-oontinent crude oil prices
were reduced during the past week
and prices re-quoted on a new basis
of grading from 90 cents to SITS
a barrel. according to the gravity Of
tho OIL
, 1923-09-20
soLONS RESENT
KHAN CONNECTION

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Sept.
20.-Py the Associated Prsss.ETo
forestail charges that thu extra
ordinary session OF tho Oklahoma
legislature. called to assemble next
"Wednesday n n "1rIan legislature"
n committee OF ssven state repro
sentatives issued a statement today
IN which they declared they advo.
Gated "a law prohibiting the wcar-
ing Of masks. OF mnstrd Assem-
blaEes and Of severe penalties for
, 1923-09-20
WHEAT SCORES
PRICE ADVANCE
Substantial Recovery De-
velops on Light Offer
ings at Winnipeg

CHICAGO. Sept. so-slight now
upturns IN the price of whea. took
place today during tina early deal
ings- Stubborn resistance which
the market has shown of late against
selling pressure was a bullish influ-
ence, and so too was apparent like
lfhood of q settlement OF differences
between France and Germany. Be-
sides. Washington dispatches about
proposed relief for agricultural IN.
terests attracted notice. Tho open
ing. which ranged from Nc off to
1-9c up, with December s1.03S TO
f.o2B and May 1.osA. was followed
by a little advance all around.
Subsequently,. sellers became
scarce and tho market scored ma
terial further gains. Snow and rain
in the Canadian northwest was re-
ported and offerings at Winnipeg
were said TO be light. The close
was unsettled. Nc to INC net
higher. December s1.03N9N to
s1.03H and May s1.osA-
Unfavorable weather conditions
gave firmness to corn and oats. AT.
ter opening u to&o higher. Decem'
Der .87S. the corn market reacted
somewhat Oats started u toAc
up. December .s9k. and later held
near to the initial range.
The market scored additional up
turns later. and closed strong. Il
to INC net higher. December .67N
4.6s.
Ffrmness Of the hog market helped
to steady provisions
, 1923-09-20
Denver Prices.

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 2o.@U- s.
Department OF Agriculture.-Hogs-
Receipts 100: active: strong to CSC
higher: late sales showing most adj
vance; top $50. paid for desirable
210-pound averages 10 shippers:
bulk of sales s.2o@s.4o; palmer kind
7 .90@ 8 .10; sows steady, mostly 6.75;
few best kind TOO; pigs steady;
stock kind mostly $50; few stays
600.
Cattle-Receipts I,15o; calves $50;
trade dull on most all classes; sales
generally steady TO weak; few grass
COWS 4.so down; plain heifers 425:
Gamers zoo; plain feeder steers
500 common stock $50; medium
stock calves 5.T5.
Sheep-Receipts %. 100; active on
feeder lambs; steady to strong; o
loads sT-pound Colorados 1910: s
cars 65.pound WI oming feeders
1855: few medium fat lambs 1925:
few heavy weight ewes SIS; lato
yesterday S cars 7o-pound Colorado
fat lambs 12.75.
, 1923-09-20

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-De-
spiuss bulls In some lines Of industry
In this last few weeks. secrstary
Mellon sees no resson to believe that
tbs wave Of business prosperity will
be eiackened mors than temporarily.
The secretary declared today that
seasonal and temporary reductions
In business activities are TO be ex'
pected in all lines, and that such
conditions will continue to show on
, 1923-09-20
Sugar

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-The mar
ket for refined sugar was firm and
prices yer unchanged TO 10 points
higher. Fine graduated Is now
quoted at $40 to s.e5 and a good in.
quiry is reported. with several of the
refiners withdrawn from the mar,
ket.
Sugar futures closed steady; APP
proximate salee $4,000 tons. septem-
Der $40; December s4.7e; March
$3.50; May 23.9s.
, 1923-09-20

what is considered to be the big
sest well ever brought IN h Kelvin
sunburst field in Montana blew II
self in September IA from the Ellis
sand at about 100 feet
This now gusher OF the Homo
stake Exploration company o. the
northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of sec. s.35-e made 10 bar
rels an hour until storage was com
, 1923-09-20
ONE KILLED IN
ENGINE TEST

WASHINGTON. Sept so.-ons
man was killed and at least ninc
others injured today when a gas
engine being tested at the Bureau
OF Standards here exploded and
wrecked tho building I'm which Il
had been housed.
Tbs man Killed was L. l. Lauer.
-Four Of tho others wore seriously
burned.
, 1923-09-20
Sensational Producer In
Kevin-Sunburst Uncorked

Ipletely filled. At this rate the we'll
In doing IN excess of 1000 barrels
"a day and should settle down to
around 1000 later on.
Additional storage facilities are
being rushed to location and two
1000 barrel tanks have already been
erected AS 10 a sufficient tank
age is built a real test of the new
Homestake producer is to be made.
, 1923-09-20
Money

NEW YORK. Sept. 20. - Cnil
money easy; high ~: low az; rul-
Ing rate Az; closing bid 3h; offered
at AK; last loan az; call loans
against acceptances 4 time loans
easier; mixed collateral. 60 to 90
days 81 @5h: four to six months
81 @ 81. Prime commercial paper
tx 05h.
, 1923-09-20
Potatoes

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-Potatoes
weak; receipts IA cars; total U. S.
shipments $50; Minnesota and Wis
consin sacked and bulk round
whites 1.S591.5o cwt.: Minnesota
sacked early ohios 1.15@1.g5; Idaho
sacked rurals 3.10@2.I5 cwt.
, 1923-09-20

Officers Of the Anna BeIie-wyo-
ming OIL company left Casper Wed
nesday for the Lost Soldier field
on receipt of a report tnat drillers
on the company's new test In sec
ton 81 of that district had encount-
cred q strong flow OF wet gas at
sos feet. Operations were suspended
to await further orders on this de-
velopment, thu danger OF gas ignt-
, 1923-09-20

CHICAGO. Sept 2o.-wheat mum
Der Q red s1.osh@1.oa number :
hard s1.0491.12.
Corn number . mixed s41t @ssc;
number 2 yellow s6@s7Hc
Oats number . white 4oh 942 iac;
number 8 white 3s@nho
Rye number 8. 6sAc: barley SAD
SIC; timothy seed se.5o9s: clover
seed s1eG21; pork nominal: lard at
s12.07; rfbs Ss.75@10.
, 1923-09-20
Gas Struck at Shallow
Depth in Anna Belle Well

tion requiring extreme caution. II
is probable that resumption of drill
Ing will be authorized as soon as
precautions are taken.
Drilling on this wei was started
by the Anna Belle company only a
few weelSs ago n good progress
has been made. 1t is located on
holdings adjacent to tho Good 6
Nutting leases. which We're taken
over by the Texas company.
, 1923-09-20
Crude Market
Metals

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 Copper
easy: ~eiectrolytic spot and futures
1885 @13hc. Tin easy; spot and flu
lures s4f-37. Iron steady. prices I'M
changed. Lead steady; spot $3.50
ITO. Zinc easy. East sc. Louis spot
and near by delivery 500. Anti
mouy spot s7.45R7.55.
, 1923-09-20
Market Gossip and Briefs
On Operations in Oil Fields

the business horizon in the future.
But he said he did not regard them
as indicative of a permanent slack.
ening of commerce. and Industry.
, 1923-09-20

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 20.-Re-
Ownership proceedings instituted
September I against the Allan
Pfeiffer company. a chemical manu-
featuring company. capitalized at
$500 600, has been dismissed by
circuit court.
, 1923-09-20
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Sept. 20. Butter
Lower; creamery extras. f7nc;
standards. Bho: extra firsts. $50
16hc; frsts. ls943Me; seconds,
to94otSo.
BsEs-UnchAnEed; receipts s,o2e
oaaeA
, 1923-09-20
Flour Market

M1NTEAPoLIs. MINI. Sept. 20.
Flour unchanged. Bran 2s.5O9
1000.
, 1923-09-20
Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept 10 Cotton
SPOT auieti middllng 5000,
, 1923-09-20
F1ax Closing.

DULUTH. MINI. Sept. 2o.-Coss
flax; September s9.56H; October
t7.a5H; November f2,ssh; December
t71as Nay t7.51
, 1923-09-20

any noggings or mob violence OF
any form"
, 1923-09-20
Silver

NEW YORK. Sept. so.-Bas
e5A; Mexican dollars. tex-
New Britain herald., 1923-10-18
NYi;li;;n,s Team ..nttcred

Williamstown, Mass. Oct. lS.--Be-
cause Of tie somewhat battered con-
dition OF the Williams football squad
following the hard game with Cornell
at Ithaca last Saturday, Coach Wen
dell is permitting his charges to tshe
things pretty easy this week, despite
the fact that I'D game is expected
Saturday with Norwich here. A s.lort
scrimmage tomorrow win probably be
the only strenuous workout of the
week.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-18
Ancient Racing Fans to
See Saturdays Classic

New York. Oct ls.--Jnmas Hicks
50, of Oyster Bay and Halstead Frost
of Hicksvillc. both Long Islanders,
believed TO he the only two persons
now living who saw the match race
between Eclipse. representing the
north. and Henry, the south's favorite
In Brooklyn in 1858, have arranged TO
witness the 2eY-papyrrs International
race at Belmont park on Saturday
New Britain herald., 1923-10-18
O'HEARN IS BACK
IN YALE'S LINEUP
Continued from Preceding Page)
for touchdowns starting at about the
25-yard line, the first annual brush
with the freshmen resulted in u touch
down for the first year men.
Rutgers Practice

New Brunswick, n. j., Oct. 1S.---
Rutgers customary mid-week scrim-
mage Yesterday afternoon on Nelson
Field was probably the last hard
practice session in preparation for the
New York University ganie here Sat
urday. Coach Foster Sanford sent his
freshman team. viii Il has a game
with Peddle on Saturday, against the
varsity. and from his Coaching tower
along the side lines i mega phones
his orders Go the pls until long
after darkness h I'd fallen
New Britain herald., 1923-10-18
Sweetser and Jones TO
PLAY Sarazen and Hagen

New York. Oct, is,--Two OF the
nations leading amateur golfers.
nobby Jones. present national open
champion and Jess sweetser. former
national amateur champion. will meet
two of the best professionals Walter
Hagen and Gene sarazen, both former
national and British open title hold
err. In a match Sunday. October rs nj
tho new Winged.Foot golf club.
Mamaroneck. N. y.