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New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
L0NDOi' BRIDGE MAY
 FALL DOWN. IN EARNEST
Well Known Nursery song Might Become prnph"C,-
 Built in 1881

London, Aug. o3.--The familiar rhyme "Iondon Bridge Is Failing Down." loses it's bithe note on the cars of I.ondons officials. who have received warning that the ancient structure is bordering on the con ditions described in Mother Goose.
 River workers report that one of the piers has dropped four inches under the stress of traffic thrown on the structure when the Waterloo bridge, another of l.ondon's eight arteries spanning the Thames be- came incapacitated for heavy ve- hicles.
 Tests arc shortly to be made to ascertain the repairs necessary to save London bridge, which dates from 1881.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
.'LUSITANIA' GONE;
 SAVING IMPOSSIBLE
Expert Says Weight Of Sea Must
 Have Crushed Ii

LondOn, Aug, ss, - Chances ard that the .uisi,anis, sunk of ihs Ifish ceast hs German torpedo iH May iala, neler Will be raised, aeI c0rding to David Masters, author af hook which describes the wenlers af salvage,
 The shrsr weight of the sea, thf writer points nut, quickly ebliteraiss mans handiN0rk, and the Lusiianis prnhahlv ceased ta be shin years ago, It is extremely likely that the tremendous pressure ta which she ~as subjected al the depth Of sss fsat long ago crushed her nat, he says,
 The liners sNston safe, full of .sl' uahles. would be strong enough, ene might think, to resist pressure ef the seai hut even the chances o' sal.ing the safe alone from the liners strong room d0 not appeal to the writer as being worth the risk,
 Scores Of schemes have been pro pounded for sslNins inc Lusitania An American has proposed to use a submarine which would Are torpe, does through the huh, Each tor nedo would carry a steel cable When sufficient cables had been rred they would he picked np on the other side. brought 10 the surface and the wreck lifted from ths depths. Experts say this ingenious scheme Is simple in theory. hut i'm practicable. and that ihe Luisitanin remains. and is likely to remain where she sunk more than nin' years ago,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
Mexican Couples Elape:
 Number is Growing

Mexico cils, Aus, .a l.R,e laughs meFe heartily every tsar in MeAie0 ai parental ehieciion la marriage, according lo statisties sitn ult hy the dspaltmsnt of justice, wherein lt is noted that in the firsl siA months Of last charges of Kidnapping were hisd hs ifate parents against inn arr dent swains accused Of flapihg With their hearts desires,
 The total would he much greater, officials declare, if the poorer classes took the trouble ta Hatify The auth critics of runH way mFtrhes, Eighty five per cent ef the slupefs were minors,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
THREE HAVE SAME BIRTHDAY

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 2j. - What IS believed to be unique record in the matter Of birthday celebrations is claimed by the family of Nh. and Mrs. 2l. $ Goodman Of Bcrlsl"y. il5ai across the Elizabeth river from Norfolk. A few days ago Try nc. agnd eight: Fannie. aged sit. and Sidney, aged four held birthday party. an annual event tor ih" psi ttrep years. The children were born two years apart un the same d,v Of ih" r,onth and practical" al tb- same hour There are two older children in the family.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

ehe@ira
 s.se ?, n.-lliARsI mbsis
 I;se ?, m.-Fsul spsehi's fameas Alamae Helsl Aacheslrs
 T;Sa ?, m,- screen eeishiiilss,
 sR. n. -llasVlaRd lislireom ian0e Orehrslrs.
 g,sa D, m,-Rals' Rerioi, conduct ed hy William ], $ nan,
 s,sa D, m,--Ai AeAlns, aoF, .s ?, -pallsades naFh iaaes er- rhsStra,
 le p, m. Jack shack, htosleasl- ihg dinel from lislia sharS,
 l2 ta 2 s, m,- Midnight Rahsmia,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
ASTON LANG CRITICIZED
Famous Christ Actor scored Por
 Failing Tn Get Maney Here

Munich, Aug, s5. Anton Lang, tho famous Christ actor Of nberam' mofgau. and his companions on the recent visit of these village players 10 the United States. have noi been given a very warm welcome hy their 'oNrsfolk,
 There is criticism Of the small amount of money brought back as tho result Of the trip, arranged orig finally to raise funds for ihe needy ones of thu community. and the pro- rosal that any Of in" money bo used 10 erect monument commemorate ing the ,isit has heen, aS'ailed, ae- cordnr to dispatch 10 the Weser Ieiturs.
 I.nngs enemies cha"Ge thht he permitted himself to be iupcd while in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
GERMAN GO-Gt.YTt,ES BUSY

lanChowtu, China, Aug. 25.--kan- su province is being n>adcd in force hy German business interests. Ger maI agents arc on the spot pre- pared to take any small offerings in business way. looking to future DOS 'iblitios. Negotiations are pro c~eding fer ir'nro, ement Of com munication7 with Enenei province and the roaFt as urged by Marshal Nn Toi-fu. the present military -oniue of North China
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
VOICES " THE AR
Mmllas, Aus a,
NM
D IlI.- Il4srNall sL m
hllkA tNf7iiRghQpse - l'risburga1

aR m,- liaseban sr4grs
 a.Sa p, m,--nnuer caaupil bN lht knhA iilllt skmpAnaA ereA sslra under iRr direction of Nlr'oF sau' uek,
 i A. liasf hail sNqTesi diaAfr eonvt u continued
 q ah D, m,-Thr chilirrn's period fhs iiaiiO iranimplh
 6'ia p hringng lhf World lo Am.rirs," prrpani by 'nur World"
 p, m,-ligaeha,l renns
 7.tn e. m, alaeaman rfporl en primary livestock marhsl iarilins srain, feed, sugah wool ani aro- surt,
 5 il m- -Eoacsrl by lnr kllkA Llllle symphony orchestral Victor sauisk, eaniuplnr, assisted hy lhrss' ley l., Ste, ,ensun, baritone, Mrs, eharite MillrE aerQmpanift,
 s;aa ?, Arlington llms sg7 na's, weather forecast baseball sepivs,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
WIZ

,iWestlngh0use-'springileld,l [ p, m, - Results O. Etmes played ln the Eaitern. American and Na- tinnnl ,'agnes.
 7'Oa p. m,-Markc' reports 7:lN p, --"Hringlng the World to Amorea," prepared by Our World Magazine,
 lnte neNs from ihe National ln- dustrinl Conference Board. T;Sn D, m, ,--liediim" story 7,in p, m.-Concen ly Grace I.onmis kempton. soprano. 2 D. m.--Alrppo Tempe Iand concert
 9:S0 D. m, Recital hN Katherine A. While. mczzo soprano, accom- ranied by Mrs. Louis s. Co>, lo.5s D. ni Arlington time sig raiq: official |. S. weather repor,s.
 ---------a-=-----
 NHAZ lRcn,sc,ncr Polytechnic lnst!tu'e'--
 Troy, x. fD ? r. m.--Concert program.
 WJp
 tGlmbel Bros.--Philadelphia) D. Unofficial weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
PREACHER HAS ZIG cH us"E

Eugene. Ore. Aug. The neN William Biard has charge lh"' rovar. ooe.,iird Of the state or ore- son. Of one part Of his ro,nhS through the eastern end of the s'a,e' he remarked. sixty five nni''s WI n- out seeing ranch house or ""s to bark. at me" In this disi f,9 '"' ,' are 2o. 6nn square miles given U" cattle ranges. I,r Fisrh W''fs ""- Ger the synod of ths Prf-' s' -l" shuyeh,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
srUOoL HOARD MEETS.

rr.g!Gent r. r. King Of the school committee has called q special meet ins for o'clock this afternoon to tccoive and nc; upon A report Of ths echool accommodations committee recommending inc ar""i Of con- tracts fer sn addition at the Osgood ii.ll school.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
,.sr,<."r S'G. SA'' p,-.prTtSS

rrr;tn. A"e .;. pr. of the fc" it. $ 3 III C rnary tha' hnSs shr"n s dcrlir" ln fec .rt .oi's is ch'ornsiS, alao liroHn as green sickness. Ac- cnflin@ to Professor Rudolf lonn- rctt the practical disappearance or 'h, t.'rr Is to DC directly ascrihrd to - di.cardiug of CorsrtS by Wul,t |.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
n,Ncnrn S,;i.s WHITE prEr

Bonncrs erry, Idaho, A9g. 25.-- White do"r. buck and doe, haze boan s'cn p"ar herp recently, ac- corlins to reports tom several -ourcra, Gcor~e lal'ountain, a ranchcr. said the doe vas entirely white while the buck had two brown e.,cts each about siX inches in di- amotcr on his hack.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
Wash Your Dishes
 on Way to Kitchen

Gcrra rds Gross, England. Aug .25. -- Nrs. Mary Rotten has invented .. dinner wagon which automatically washes the dishes while they are being whealcd into the kitchen. Mrs. Bolton IS the daughter Of an lnNen- tor and the great niece Of ST Hum rhrry raNE. who originated the Bay safety lamp used in mines.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
GOVT. MAY MINE GOLD.
Bureau of Mines Recommends Free <. ton Of Alaskan Ore Plant.

Anchorage, Alaska, Aug. 25.-Af- ter an unofficial survey of the min- eral resources along the groNern- nent's Alaska railroad, members of the. United States Bureau or Min-s have recommended to Washington that an orc-sampling plant ano re duction rorks for treating free-in'Il- : ing ores by plate amalganiation and concentration Of base ores be "s' 'ah- li.hed by the government at Anchor age
 According 10 engineers of ih" bu- beau an official survey soon "lll he made
 It is reported that there are tf'e- ,,,lnns gold prospects in the ,aH- road belt sufi .cirnt to supply 'h"u sands of tons of ore ~e"' " 'ha lessors are ready 10 enter ih" h'Il as soon as they are able to dispose Of their product.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
sr;JJ,, E;,r,H,u PICNIC

Stella Robn'.nh lodge "i'l hc'l q picnic Thurs lay al th" home cf Mrs. Emma Judd. V'alnut Bnach. N'lfor1. lee,in the Snutn c,nrCh rt 3. III. h, anto. IT rainy. the p,cn.c 'il be rn-.oonc1 ,r'n r..'9r. The m m- iars will take q N.elic lunch The lp't meeting of the ella '"ria2 ( .,'o r.u hn holl G-p mf..r 1. at t.n hara7 of Va. NiEi@m Ts2H, Si 1 .r7.o2l stsrrt.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
Twelve People Sick
 from Eating Mushrooms

New York, Aug 2s.-Twelre per sons living in Manhattan and Brook- lyn were treated today for poisoning caused by eating what were snppos- cd to he mushrooms. Five of thel victims are in hospital in serious condition and the seven others Werel treated at their homes.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
ultu;N yAyo,, SOLDIERS

prrgGrn. C rmany Aug. 9",7 be c'.5ing that women jurors TT" 'n- iirrly foo soft nl military otrud"rs and therefor .ndduarr tho discpiine rl ihn army" at atornry general of G "nv hIs isaur1 d d"ct''' thH no r.f,'r.s c'-"rd''s shall h' hrc"sht h-tn~r Gil ocIlts nt'h women 5g.u:5.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
,,IL
,Aeolian Hall New Ycrk.)

,Aeolian Hall -- New Nork.) i p. m.--G ,tham hotel concert or' ehtstra
 ;:sO D. m..-linancial bsvelop' ments Of th. Day.
 7.a0 D. m.--Golham hc,el concert orchestra.
 SIS D. m..-ficld and srsGln sport talk. s.so D. m.---Godfrey Ludlow, 'io- linist: Keith Mcleod. accompanlsl. 9 p. m.--"Round the World Flisht," Major l.. D. Gardner.
 s:l5 D. m.--Leon kristel, bari tone.
 1bls ?. m.-The Radio franhs-- Wright and Bsssinser.
 -------=---- Loews State Tneater Blds.-New
 York CityD D. m.--Izzy Meyers De Luxe or
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
kS,,
CWostlnshousf ,- chlelso, }

S,ns lo a3ls p, m,-NoNs, imam cial anl final markets furnished hy the ! nlon T,ust c0,, chNasp Jour nal nf Commerce and [, \, Dept. Of Agriculture,
 a,ih 2. mL -'hillren's bedtime ,tury, told hv p pnclH Bob also known as Wa lsr Wilson,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
. nl .. nl- -nInner n usle.

sieb ?, m.- niAneT music,
 sis p at S Dept. ef Agrl' culture ihesieek saa produce mar sst rsporlS
 D. m,-lEele MiP's Bed lane s,or.,z aai rall esli for lhs children ol lnr.r Nlp's ktddie kluh,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
BIlIF LNNGFS HAVE
 ANNUAL FIELD DAY
Stalc llaSgrs liase Kerry al
 lleriden Park

Nniasp, Aus gA - There wfw nanr rasotatlr iea'ufts in rannfr iion Nilh the annual itlue ieisf reid ,day held 'iierlas "a'isT ihs auspices oi lhs t'sllanprail eluhs ni the state ai hanmrl ailk hui pr, haps ihp mesi rnlNn,i hA lhr Ma- sons ihemsrlfes Nae ihr lrrf hafitr cue ssf,rh in lhr npgn al ifom ! in O'r'Reh.
 NniWilhslauhlng inc A alhtl, 'hr hrll day 'ireW approximately r,''Nh naseRs from ielgrs aii AsrT 'hs state. rith ahnli ,anh nattaklhs ni lhe dinner Eten Nhrn rain fsii for shnit limz 90 Inc AlIerRnon, Il dld not surrerd in ,miiins q step Co H an same between Mssi itaArn and NestA liis teams, ,o k 'en Was fhr competition
 \ la4g iisi af sporting 'trnls nhs carried nul daring ihf hlisrnnnh, luanA ,alnabls nrarA hning awarded in this cor Hgrlinn, sNshis ln ihs evening included fireworks Nauis- lllle, a hand concert, balloon Rsrsn- sions and dancing
 What Iirs Ale
 Crowds began arrlting ut ihe palk before noon. From ls to o'clock clam fhovder WAS serled and ui . o'elnck an Masons with ilek"ls helped themselvns ai ih. barbecue where, in addition io harllsened beef, they were served corn an iha cob. rolls, tomatoes, and plenty of lem onHdN,
 Inmates of the Masonic home in wallin.fofd and members Of the seiourners club of the 1T < hospital at AliingioHn were present az guests both Rt the hsrheru. and at the other events, Members Of the Fast orn Star, took np "A voluntary cel' lection from MnFonF and their friends for the hent Al Of the So- iourncrs. realizing leNerai hundred dollars,
 Tho grand master of the cornec- tieut lodge. attended by other grand lodge officers. was In attendance.
 Srortin; E,rr's
 Sporting events arranged hy 2 committee headed by William Jack son. included hnll game between Mcrlden and New Haven poMolay teams Cwon by Meridcn,D ioo-yard dash, 5n-yard fat mems race. sHck race. toy balloon rlco. shoe obstacle race. first round tug G-o-wsr, old maids quitting party, second round ,ug-o-war. c-s and spoon rn"", re- lay race and prize pig coRtcrt.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
NuN
un,lron Free I'ress-pelroill

6p, m, -n.nner sanesrl brosdpasl irunl Hotel Fuller, and tnal basel ball scores
 ' p. m, Musical program, uhdsf lhe direction oi Mrs, Claire Madison Keith,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
MAC

lshepard stares-ileslanl ( D. m,-Children' half heur-Mfs' Millian II, Stewart,
 s;au p. m.r-WAAc Dinner dance { D, m,--ceneert program,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Journeys in British Guiana. which usually take six weeks by river. are now being done by airplanc ill three hours.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
MMAF
tiiognd hlils iladio Corn, - Soul
 partmoulh, MaSs,l

n, m, lliAnsF music from lAs Hose lionm ol the helel Maiierf' Astoria, AeA York cils,
 T,3a p, m,-Jolni recital bl ean Frederick liasrelius, baritone. ana \ dele l.rAirg, epneer pianist,
 A8a q in q, m,=-coneerl hy inc rni d slAlgs Marine band,
 ln to ln.sh p, m,r~''fns ,Amerleah Ga.p,nmenl" bp tredsfiek ], has, kln,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Mrs. William ]. Sullivan and Gsu=hter. NH Irene \. Sullivan, cf linrood street, ayn al Myrtle Beach for the week.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Mr. and Mrs. william s"hrrman Of ijf ..,,r s:reot have returned from a Naca. lon at Grove Beach.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
z E2g5GslI 2

James MrCabn, son of Policemen and Mrs. James Nclahe Of Maple street. who is employed at the New York office of tAc Trarclors lnsur- ance Co.. spent the weekend wiih his parents.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Dwight latham or Hack Rock nv- cnuo and Paul l.. Lucas Of iinwnod street arc s;oppinr at the Sca\icW hotel. on'S Bluffs, Hs'i.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

6'sh ?. m.-Dlnner music,
 T.an p. m.-Digesi Of the days news. Baseball scores. Live stock market repor,
 S,S0 10 9 ?. m.-Addross-""Raalo I.ife m England" by \. [. Hugh ato II ?, m,-Musical program II p. m.---suppsr music.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Gr55~old of 75 Francis ,trcct haze returned from q vacation al Grove Beach.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25
wt;It
6,sn n. m.-Dlnner music.

,Federal Telephone and Telegraph
 Co, Ruffale, \. f,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25


 Mrs. Joseph Harvey and son. Io- seph. of adelph!a, Pa" arc the guests of Mrs. Michael r. Lcsaorn of s s'an'ey street.
 Mir and Mrs. Michael P. Leshorn of s;'an'cy street and MT. ann Mrs George J. l.eshorn Of Huston place left yesterday for Bay View, Milford. where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Olls Scripture and family are at Milford Point for the month.
 pr. and Mrs. S. ". Irving have returned from q trip 10 the White Mountains.
 Miss Jean Irving has returned from Lake siinneton!ta Mnn., where she spent the summer
 William Crowall and family are at Milford Point,
 Mr. and Mrs. l. Goldman and sons of Harrlon st; !,9t left sunday morn ing on an automo obile trip to At'an- tic City, x. J. They will be gone two weeks.
 Mrs. A. Pinkrs and daughter. Ser nicc,i hase returned from a thrcc weeks vacation .t M2rWin Beach, WoodmOunt.
 Eucene DGhcrty and Charles ynch of Clark street and Waiter Riley of Bassett street have returned from week In Canada. The trip wIi made by auto.
 William Mack and John Weir or Erwin Place returned after two months in Canada.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

William Mack and John Weir or Erwin Place returned after two months in Canada.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Mrs. Joseph Harvey and son. Io- seph. of Phi adelph!a, fa., arc the guests of Mrs. Michael r. Lcshorn of s an' 'ey street.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

 l ~yh "nd S"' "' @' ""'" l
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Mrs. A. Pinhrs and daughter. Der nicc,i hase rclurnci from three weeks vGCa' ion ut M2rWin Beach, Woodmouut.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

Miss Jean Irving has returne1 from Lake .iinneton,sa, Minn., where she spent the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-27
Chicago Produce Market


Corn led In the grain markets to
higher price levels today in a manner
that bordered on the sensational. Broad
ened speculative demand for corn came
about chiefly from a summary issued
by the United States department OF
agriculture saying that for this time OF
year the corn crop is at present even
more backw ard than month ago. After
scoring in some cases an extreme up
turn Of six cents, the corn market
closed strong at 81 to SIC net gain. De-
cember 1904 to 1.06a. Wheat finished
firm. il 10 31c up. December 1854 to
1854 and MAY l.44s to Lac. oats
showing ga 10 lac advance. and pro-
visions varying from 1oc decline to
rise of 35c
Predictions Of unsettle dand colder
weather did a good deal to stimulate
buyers after the upward swing of VAL
uns got started in good earnest. cspe-
ciaiiy as frost in sone sections was
forecast The fact that before the bulge
the market was 123c down s compar-
ed with last weeks top prices had also
a STRENGTHENING influence.
Wheat owed much OF its advance TO
cold. wet weather in Canada. Aided by
reports that cash wheat Winnipeg was
above $50 A bushel. the markets here
nearly cqualled the best prices yet on
the crop New estimations of world
import needs received a tuliish con-
struction.
Oats were moderately active and
higher with other grainN
Excellent cash demand for lard was
the main feature In the provisions mar
ket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-27
Colby Tracksters
In Interclass Track
Duel on October 8
Especial to Kennehec JournaD


Waterville. Sept. 26.--Coach Mike
Fyan of the Colby track team an
nounced this afternoon that the annual
sophomore-fres hman dual track meet
would be held on Seavern's field at Col
by College on Wednesday afternoon.
Oct. s. This event Is one of the an
nual numbers on Coach Ryan's sched-
Tle and is always looked forward to
with a great deal Of interest by the
entire college. This year there will be
an added zest in the meet as there ap-
pears to be an excellent and unusual
crop Of most promising athletes in the
Nearling class. The sophomores also
have few stars in their ranks and
the ,,ual meet should prove thriller to
those who witness 1t.
The events which will be contested
two weeks from this coming Wednes-
day afternoon will be as follows: 100
yard dash. quarter mile run. half mile
run. mile run 120.yard low hurdle race.
running high jump, running broad
jump. pole vault, shotput and the dis
Gus throw.
Coach Ryan il eagerly looking for
ward to the dual meet as he is badly
In need OF some track and field mate
rial for his team In the spring. This
meet has for its main purpose the
bringing out OF material in order that
the Blue and Gray mentor may see
what he can count on and train fo.. the
State meet in the spring Of each year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-27
CLYDE THE GREAT
LOSES Eos CLASH
AT COLUMBUS MEET

Columbus, OHIO, Sept. 36.-(By A. P.D
Defeat Of Clyde the Great, prohib-
tive fayorite in the EOS trot, by
Trampabit featured today's Grand Cir
cult races made up Of four class events
and an unfinished stake event. Clyde
the Great won the first heat handily
and was leading in the stretch OF the
second when he broke. Trampabit TAX
ing the heat. The finish of the third
mile was so close that a decision by
the judges was necessary to give
Trampabit the heat. with CLYDE the
Great second and June Marie third.
With Thompson Dillon withdrawn
from the unfinished Chamber Of Com
merce stake because of illness. Marina
duke won the fourth and deciding mile
from Pluto Watts,
Henry Ford. strong favorfte, could do
no better than finish second to West
bound in each heat of the 2.16 pace.
Favorites won the other two events
on today's card in straight heats. Fly
ing Dirent winning the e.07 pace and
Coasta Jay the Els trot.
The summarizes:
2.0S TROT. HEAT PLAN. PURSE
$4,000. THREE HEATS THURSDAY
Marmaduke, b 6, by Belwin
(Valentine) ............1 2 s /
Pluto Watts. b h, by General
Watts, (Dickerson) ...2 3 l .
Thompson Dillon. blk c. by Dill
Ion Axworthy (CoX) .....2 1 DIR
Time-e.03 Ia, zoe 3-4, 2.07 Ia,
2.O3 IA
c.o7 PACE. HEAT PLAN PURSE
$1,000
Flying Direct. CHI &, by Walter
Direct (Ray) ............... l l
Laura Forbes. h m, by Malcolm
Forbes CPalin) ............. a .
Shamrock E, 6. by Percentage
(Hardie) ................... 5
Kid Hal, &. by Search Me
tHayesl .-........... 5 s
Daisy Pointer. b nj, by Star
Pointer Fteming) ,...........10 3 5
Homefast, Toleda. Pete Green. Jay
Brook and Dan Finch also started.
Time-2.04 IA. 2.04 Ia. a.O4 10
2.13 TROT, HEAT PLAN, PURSE
$1,000
Coasta Jay. b 10, by Indiana Jay
tMcGrath) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
Eugenia Harvester, br m. by The
Harvester (F'rost) ........2 .
Trumpeter b 6, by San Francisco
(Ersk1ne} 4
Heather b m. by Belwin CHyde).4 5 3
Alma Worth also started.
Time-2.Q7 Ia. e.o7 Ia. c.o7 -
ZIG PACE. HEAT PLAN. PURSE
$1,000
Westbound. 8, by Commander
Hays tStokes) ...............1
Henry Ford. CHI &, by Jersey Dill
lon tPalin) .................2 .
Dorothy B.. IN, by Boyd Wor-
thy webb ..................s 4 5
Logan LIB. b m. by kokomo
George (Sturgeon) ....5 4
Folo Belle. b m. by Peter Volo
Francis Payne. b m. by General
Watts (Hardie) ...........4d s
Time-e.07 IA. ..06 IA. c.1c Ia.
2.oo TROT. 3 HEAT PLAN. PURSE
$1,000
Trampabit &. by Trampfast
". Fleming( .................4 ! l
CLYDE the Great blk h, by Peter
Montgomery (Murphy) ...t 4 .
st. Roberts. b h, by Lord Roberts
Dickerson) 3
Walter Sterling. b 6. by Peter
Nolo tStokes) ............3d DIS
Time--2.95 IA. eos IA, EOS IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-27
New York Produce Market
New York. Sept. o6.

new 1OIk. sept. -.
TLoUR-Firm; spring patents 72a a
rs; soft winter .straights 6.45@6.s5:
hard winter &straights 6.6047.l0.
WHEAT-Spot strong. No darl,
northern spring j New York lake
and rail 1.61l: No . hard winter f o h
lake and all LIE: No. mixed durum
early October.
CoRN-Spot strong: No. yellow
c j track New York lake and rail
1.S4a; No mixed do. 1924.
OATS-Spot firm: No white a9S.
LARD-Strong; middle west 1860
Other articles unchanged
BCTTER-Firmer; receipts 1904;
creamery extras. % score 375037s
EGGS-lrregular: receipts 1879:
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites firsts to average extras 52G &C;
refrigerator extra firsts 31m31I
POTATOES-DuIl and weak: New
per $50 pounds 2.e5: New Jersey do.
CABBAGEs-Dull and weak: Long
Island per head ga sc.
No changes occurred in the raw su-
gar market today. Cuban remaining at
sos duty paid. No sales were reported
Raw sugar futures were irregular.
rear months ruling higher or trade
buying, Influenced by the firmness of
the spot market. Later deliveries were
close was two points tn one net lower.
December closed 4.0s. March 333. May
3.42. July 49,
Refined sugar was unchanged to 10
points higher. list quotations now
ranging from 1.15 to $50 for fine
was reported Refined futures were
nominal. '~