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New Britain herald., 1924-09-27
SPOTTED TYPHUS
 NOW IN LEN|NGRAD
PeStilence Follows Destruction From Recent Floods
By The Associated Press.


 Leningrad. Sept. 27. - Spotted typhus |. has broken out in this storm-swept city adding its horrors to the flood, Over hundred cases or the disease are being registered daily and doctors and nurses are overwhelmed in the work of caring for the patients.
 One of the most grewsome as- poets of the flood was the havoc wrought in the cemeteries where newly-made graves were washed out by the avalanches of water and the bodies fioated away in the streets. The dangers of the pesti- fence are very great and the au- thorities are taking extraordinary measures to check the spread of the disease.
 Although the population still is suffering previously from the ef- fleets of last Thursdays storm the city gradually is returning 10 its normal calm. seventy-four out of 103 state factories have resumed operations and the government has appointed Nm. Zinoviev, Kameneff, Kalinin and Smyrnoff a special committee to appraise the losses caused by the flood and to deter mine the sums necessary for re- construction and relief work.
 Museums Suffer Losses
 The museums of the city suffered greater losses than any other insti- tutions in the flood. A great part of the priceless collections of paint ings, tapestries and antiquities of the museum Alexander III was de- stroyed, 250 cases of art objects having been removed from the water while 50 cases still are soak ing, perhaps irreparably damaged.
 In the famous Academy of Sci- ences. 59 salons were flooded, caus- ing the destruction of hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of prop erty. The geological and ethnogra- phical museums also suffered great losses.
 The suburb of Peterhof was hard CT hit than any other of the ad- iacent towns. In the palace there the water rose two feet, seriously damaging the magnificent period furniture and the paintings. The steamship wharf with its historical collection of cannon was wrecked and washed away while the roads leading to Peterhof park were com- pletely washed out. Nearly 1,ooo trees were uprooted.
 The property loss, it is now esti- mated, will run into millions while the intrinsic loss cannot be accu- rately measured.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-27
MRS. CARLSON SIRrRISEn.

4 birthday surprise party was tcn- dered Mrs. Linus Carlson Of 357 Chestnut street by about 60 friends yesterday. Guests were present from Hartford, South Manchester, Clinton, Middletown and this city. Mrs Carl son. observed her 50th birthday an niversary and was the recipient of many telegrams from New York city and other cities congratulating her. Those present gave her a cof- fee urn set. The presentation speech was made by Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Refreshments were served in the course of the afternoon, feature being a large birthday cake with Mrs. Carlson's name frosted on it.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-27
STUDEBAKER COVERED WAGON
New Motor Creation Sensation of
 the Year


 Back in '49 Studebaker fashioned covered wagons for early pioneers into the west. Today Studebaker startles the automobile world with an entirely new creation, which, it is believed, will supersede the pres ent day open car-the new Duplex body. Studebaker has again pion- eered in distinctive vehicle building.
 This new Studebaker is an open car which can be converted magi- cally in five seconds into a water proof, snug and dry closed car of unsurpassed beauty. This Duplex Studebaker body is an outstanding sensation.
 There are fifteen entirely new Studebaker models, and each model complete refinement of the previ- ous line.
 Motorists are now offered an en- tirely new type Of open ana closed car, a new medium weight slS, a new 4-passenger closed car, optional f. wheel brakes of remarkable design, genuine balloon tires-fifteen origin al and distinctive new bodies.
 Among the fifteen bodies there is an entirely new, four passenger Vic toria on the special six chassis. This Is the cozy, compact, comfortable four passenger car with the driv- er's seat slightly forward and for the fourth passenger there is an auxil- iary seat which folds under the dash when not in use. The lines of this new four passenger Victoria are es- pecially original, distinctive and beautiful. The finish is in lustrous varnish in dark blue similar to that of the special six and the big six sedans and coupes.
 On each of its three chassis Stude- baker provides a BerIine type of body, a five-passenger on the stand ard six and special six and seven passenger on the big six. This type of car separates the drivers com partment from the rear compart- ment with a sliding glass partition. The lower panels are in light gray and the upper panels in dark gray. -adyt.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-27
NO HIGH SCHOOL
 EVENING GLASSES
Board Decides There Is Not
 Sufficient Public Interest

There will be no evening high school in New Britain, this year, the school committee decided at it's meeting yesterday afternoon, be- cause the demand Is largely limited to classes in typewriting and be- cause of past experience in attempt ing to run similar schools. Su- pcrintendent $. Il. Holmes said that an evening high school has been started about once every four or five years, but the attendance is mainly limited to classes in stenography and typewriting and these fall off rapidly as the pupils realize that the work Is not as easy as they had surmised. There is very little en- thusiasm shown for any algebra, Latin, or other advanced studies.
 There is also demand for class to provide preliminary training to entrance into the hospital, II girls having already applied for such course. Last year the '. w. c. A. conducted such course and it has signifed its intention of doing the same this winter if the school de- partmont does not.
 The committee decided to make a survey of possible attendants at an evening high school, looking toward another year, but there is little likelihood of such sessions being in- stituted this winter. It was re- ported that the cost of the evening schools already being conducted would exceed the appropriation, but Mir. Holmes called the committees s attention to the fact that the school term runs over into the next fiscal year and the final bills are always paid from the appropriations for the succeeding year.
 No Action on East End Site
 Due to the absence of Joseph M Halloran, chairman of the committee on school accommodations action on the purchase of the land offered by the Lincoln Realty Co. in the east end of the city was again postponed until he could be present. A let ter from Mayor A. M. Paonessa, in which he put himself on record as opposed to the buying of this land, was read and referred to the con- mittee on school accommodations.
 Hot soup at cost will be served to the 40 girls at the high school who, being tuition pupils, are forced to remain on the grounds and eat their lunches there. A letter from Principal L. P. Slade was read, in which he said that the instructor and pupils in the home economics department had offered to do the work, but that $25 or $50 was needed for utensils. The board voted the necessary money.
 The committee voted to visit the new state normal school at o'clock Tuesday afternoon, accepting the in- vitation of Principal Marcus White which was offered at the last meet ing of the board,
 A special report of the committed on school accommodations, showinE that an additional s100,000 will bt needed to carry out the proposed building program, was read and ac cepted.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-27

There is no prospect of sessions at the Bartlett school being discon- tinued, according to Superintendent s. H. Holmes, as the attendance there and at the Washington school continues to be heavy. The Bart lett building was opened as a re- suit of overcrowding in the Wash ington school, caused by the trans fer of about 400 pupils from the Sacred Heart parochial school. Ar engagements for teachers at the Bart lett school were made only tenn porarily, as it was not known whether these children would re- main in the public schools or return to the parochial school. As the at tendance shows no falling off, the Bartlett school session will have to be continued.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-27

Public confidence is enjoyed 10 the utmost by the Herald classified ads.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
EL0zETEs JELENTEs.

Az 1paros Egyesiilet miikedve-
l6i h6 26-an, szombaton este fel
8 oral kezdettel a sajat otthonul-
ban (1426 Housed Ave-, S. E. egy
szindarabot fognak el6adni tanc.-
cal egybek0tve. A szindarabnak
cine A pofozo masina'', bohozat
kuplekkal 2 felvonasban. A darab
kovetkez6 szereposztassal keriil
szinre: Bukta Gyarfas nagykeres-
ked6: Simon Janos, Matild, fele-
sege: K0vecsi Irma, Agar Lean
der: Kaincz Mihaly, Pokrocz Ga
zsi: Wolkan JOSEF, Kato szoba-
leany: Wolkan J6zsefne es ktt
hordar. Rendpzo: Kovecsi Domon-
kos. Ezen szereny estere minden
egyes honfitars partfogasat keri q
rendez6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
WARREN, Ohio
-
Macy MijsOROs BAL
HUSVET ELSO NAPJAN.

A Warreni Munkas Betegse-
gelyzo es Onkepzo Szervezet Macy
szabasu miisorcs tancmulatsagot
rendez aprilis 20-an, husvet vasar-
napjan. A mulatsagot egy nagy-
szerii szamokb6l 0sszeallitott Mi
sor elozi meg, ugy hogy a Walnut
street, Roman Hall, ahol bal
rendezve lesz, zsufolasig meg fog
telni magyarsaggal. Warrenben es
k0rnyeken hetek 0ta mem beszel-
nek masrol, mint errol nagysza-
basu balrol, ITALIAN meg egyetlen
egyszer Sc volt warreni magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
REFoRMATUs EGYHAZ.
Unnep sorrend,

Szombaton reggel 9-t6l 12-ig a
szombati iskolasgyermekek valla-
sos oktatasa. Este fel s 6rakor bin
banati istentisztelet.
Husvet vasarnapjan regge1 fel
10-kor vasarnapi iskola, fel 11-kor
iinnepi istentisztelet, mely aka
lommal az Urnak scent asztala is
meg lesz teritve az ehezGk .es szom
juhozok szamara. Este fel s orakor
halaado istentisztelet.
Hetf6n, husvet masodnapjan
reggel fel 11-kor es este fel 8-kor
iinnepet bezar6 istentisztelet.
Ezekre az istentiszteletekre sze.
retettel hivjuk 6s varjuk testve-
reinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
NILES, Ohio
A vERHOvAYAK BALJA.

A Niles es kornyeki magyarsag
elenk emlekezeteben all az a leg
ut6bbi bal, amelyet a Verhovay
fi6k nemreg akart megtartani -
ami azonban egyes egyediil a CT
gany hibaja miatt elmaradt. A
k0zonseg Macy resze tudataban
van, hogy rendez6seget akkor Sc
terhelte semmifele mulasztas, de
meg is, az elmaradt bait Xxi akar-
van p6tolni Verhovay Egylet
1O6-ik fi6kia, exert elhatarozta,
hogy aprilis 26-an, szombaton es-
te a Water street, Roman Hallban
nagyszabasu tancmulatsagot rem
deznek, mely postakartya YER
sennyel lesz egybekotve. A balra
ezuton is tisztelettel hivja meg "a
rendez6seg helybeli es kornyekl
magyarsagot elore is lgerl, hogy
bal olyan nagyszabasu S jol 81
keriilt, lesz, hogy minden tekin-
tetben karpotolni fogja magyar
sagot - multkor elmaradt bal
ert. Remeljiik magyar testvereink
valtozatlan nemes lelkiiseggel e2
alkalommal ismet meg fogjak t0l-
teni a Roman Hall termet.
A mulatsag este Z 6rakor veszl
kezdetet, muzsikalni Rigo Joska
fog teles zenekaraval.
Pompas hazilag kesziilt etelek.
rol frissita}kr6l issit sondosk'o'dya 2
lesz. A>ai asis 4
Ezen balon minden magyar
embernek jelen kell lenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

A szerepl5k faradsagot mem is
nerve folytatjak a probakat, hogy
a "Bor'' el6adasaval sokaig en-
lekezetes estet szerezzene ma
gyarsagnak.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy ezen a ma
pom egyetlen egy magyar egylet
sem tart 0sszej0vetelt, AIT hisz-
silk az elGadas telt haz el6tt fog
lefolyni. A magyarsag vallaskii-
lonbseg nelkul egyitt lesz ezen a
napon, hogy gyonyorkodjek en-
nek kivalo darabnak minden
szepsegeben.
A "Bor'', Gardonyi Gezanals
legjobb darabja, 3 felvonasos elct-
KEEP a magyar falu eletebol, ;gy0-
nyoruszep magyar n6takkal fiji
szerezve.
Father Major faradsagot mem
ismerve azon van, hogy egy min
den tekintetben elsorangu eloadas-
ban legyen resze a magyarsagnak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
A BETEGsEGELYz0 BALJA.

: A Nilesif Els6 Magyar Betegse-
gelyz6 Egylet majus lien, szom-
baton este Macy tancmulatsagot
rendez, melyre mar most felhivJa
magyarsag figyelmet a mulatsag
rendezosege.
A balt6l meg tobb mint egy h6-
nap valaszt ell benniinket, de mar
most munkaba fogott lelkes rem
dezSseg, hogy ez bal minden te.
kintetben sikeriilj0n: A bal este {
6rakor kezd0dik azon Rigo JOS.
-ka fog muzsikalni teljes zeneka
raval egyetemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
Kereszteles.

AZ multi vasarnapi istentisztelet
alkalmaval keresztelte meg lei
kesz az egyhaz templomaban nagy
szamu gyiilekezet elott a k0vetke-
zo szil6k gyermekeit:
Macy Istvan es neje, sziil.. Ma
kora Eszter agri-i, Szatmar m. i'll.
szulok fiat JOSEF nevre. Kereszt-
szil6k: Banya Laszlo es Ujlaki
Veron sharpsvillei lakosok.,
Dezsi Janos es neje, szil. Ist6k
Berta csavasi, Kiskiikiill6 m. ill.
sziil6k fiat J6zsef-Sandor nevre.
Keresztszil6k: Gergely' Sander es
neje, sziil. Kiss Katalin sharoni
lakosok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
TAVASZI BAL.

Az Altalanos Munkas Betegse-
gelyz0 SzerveZet cantoni "A. osz-
talya majus 3-an, szombaton este
nagyszabasu tavaszi bait rendez a
Bandi Hallban. A bal alkalmaval
kisorsolasra keriil maid egy ma
gyon ertekes n3i arany ora, min
den egyes belepti jegy szamozva
lesz, azok tulajdonosai KOHL ke-
riil maid Xxi a szerencses nyero. A
mulatsagon, melynek sikere erde-
keben faradhatatlan szorgalommal
buzg6lko.dik a rendezoseg, a hires
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
CANTONI HlREK
REFoRMATUs EGYHAz.

al Cantoni Magyar Reformatns
Egyhaz aprilis Gan, vasarnap i'm
ncpelte meg fennallasanak ct esq
tendos lubilenmat. Az evfordulo
alkalmabol nagy tarsasvacsora
volt a Nemet Hazban. mely telje-
sen megtelt magyar iinneplo k0-
zonseggel. Vacsora utan az egy-
laz lelkipasztora Tiszt. Dokus Ga
Dor emelkedett szolasra nyitotta
meg beszedj6vel dikciok soroza-
tat. Utana k0vetkeztek a vend6g
lelkeszek: vt. Bakay Arpad, Ak
ron, O., ut. Kalassay Sandor ar
vaatya, Ligioner, Pa, Mt. Krisik
Alajos, Alliance, O. - akik mind
magas szarnyalasu beszedekben
koszontottek a jubilalo egyhazat
annak nemes gyiilekezetet.
A cantoni maroknyi reformatus
ma9yarsag 5 ewes multjara csak a
legnagyobb bilszkeseggel tekint-
het vissza - ma a kis, de lelekben
hitben hatalmasan eros gyiileke.
zetnek $4,000 vagyona van.
A tarsasvacsoran sokan vettek
reszt az akroni magyarok KOHL, 9
kinek neveben Ispan Janos egy
kcdves szavalattal k0sz0ntotte az
iinnepl6 egyhazat. A reformatu'
egylet cantoni fi6kja neveber
1zsak Gyorgy, az Els6 Magyar
Amerikai Iparos Egyesiilet neve
ben Wolkan J. JOSEF udvozolt'
az iinnepl6 egyhazat, mindket kol
taojai sz6p szammal vettek resi-
vacsoran.
A jubileumi vacsora a canton
magyarsagnak egy orokszep emile
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
GEORGE D. DALTON
$50 Dollar Bank 6piilet

Telefonok: Main 5735-Auto. 74397
Lakas-telefon: Fed. 5734
Ha h&zat, farmot, telket venni vagy
eladni akar, vagy uj hazat epiteni, ak
kor forduljon bizalommal hozzam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

sagnak ilyen kitiin6 alkalma $50
rakozasra mint most lesz, husvet
elso napian. Al miisornak minden
egyes szama csupa szenzacio. A
szercplok Macy buzgalommal ke-
sziilnek, ugy hogy kozonsegnel1
val6ban miiveszi el6adasban lesz
alkalma gyonyorkodni.
Warren ts kornyeken minde-
niitt ahol magyarok laknak, orom-
mel, ,olvasgatjak kiadott reszletes
miisort, melyb6l kitunik, hogy az
est alkalmaval szinre 1eriil ket
egy felvonasos szindarab, vala-
mint tobb' enek, zene es tame szam.
A mulatsag este 851or kezd0dik
a miisorral, annak bevegzese utan
megkezd0dik a tancmulatsag.
rhely azutan kivilagos kivirradtie
- reggelig fog tartani.
Mindenr6l gondoskodik rem.
dezoseg. Muzsikalni Rigo Joska
fog, enni es inni valokr6l is tor.
tent intezkedes.
A magyarsagnak eey felcjthete1
len estben lesz reszes 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
Konfirmaci6i elSkeszii1et.

A ref. egyhazkozseg kebekben
a lelkesz mar megkezdte a konfir-
mandusok tanitasat. Eddig mint
egy 18-an jelentkeztek, de miutan
tudomasunk szerint meg sokkal
t0bb ifju es leany van abban a
korban, hogy a konfirmaci6i el6-
kesziiletben reszt vegyen, ennel-
fogva szeretettel kerjIk a sziil6-
.ket ARA, hogy a k0vetkez6 szom-
baton kiildjek ell az ifjakat az ok
tatasra, hogy a tanitast a rendes
mederbe terelhessiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
HlREK
Macy sZINEL0ADAs
HUSVET ELS0 NAPJAN.

Father Major vezetese mellett
nagyban folynak az el6kesziiletek
Farrellben. A r6mai katholikus
hitkozseg lelkes tagjai nagyban
kesziilnek egy csodaszep magyar
darabnak, "-nak el6adasa-
ra. Farrell, Sharon es Sharpsville-
ben, valamint k0zeli magyarok
lakta helyeken cgyebrol Sc beszel-
mex mostanaban mint errol az elo-
adasr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

lie marad; annak rendezeseben Do
kus Gabor tiszteletes vette Xxi fo-
leg reszet ICY ct illeti exert a
felejthetetlen szep este6rt a ko-
szonet es a hala.
A cantoni rcformatus egyhaz
tovabbi feil6desere Istennek bose
ges alaasat keriiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

cantoni vonoszenekar fog muzsi-
kalni. A bal a Bandi Hallban lesz
megtartva.
'Remeljiik, hogy ezen balon
minden masra tekintet nelkiil
egyiitt lesz az egesz magyarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
DEBRoszKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legregibb magyar @pit6-
vailaikoz6ja. Mindenfele epitest biato-
stick Is regjobb feltetelek mellett
elvallal. IIa 6piteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bisalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrasfoz, aki 6pitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot 6s k0ltsegvetest. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1850 Wilson Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
Et.ADOM:

q Mill Greek Park Is Glacier to
mellett fekv5 telkemet. Nagysaga
50x11S. Minden improvement ben
ne van Xxi van fizetve. A Mahon-
ing Ave. Is az Ohio Work villa
mosok menten. Tudakoz6dni lehet
szerkeszt5segiinkben: Mr.. Mraz-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
APR() HlRDETESEk

ELAD0: Ket negyszobas haz 50xl4O
haeysAeu sarok lotion, minden improve
inenttel, garagesval, cement Mt lnenten
Salt Spring Road kozeleben elado.
Ara csak $49oO.00.
Feltetelek 1negtudhat6k
Mr.. vajdanal,
907 Wick Building.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
BONDS STRONGEST
FOR PRESENT YEAR
Saturday Sales Aggregated $13,.
698, ,00O-Gains Cover
Wide Range.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. November s-Bond
prices attained new high levels for
the year in the largest volume Of
trading which has marked any two
hour Saturday session during 1924.
Sales aggregated 13,69S,O00.
Semi-speculative railroad issues
continued to lead the advance, many
of them eclipsing their previous top
prices. Cnabated demand for the
high yielding bonds was reflected in
the establishment of 1924 records by
New Haven Is and convertible 6s.
Seaboard Air Line refunding As. ad-
justment IS and consolidated 6s,
Frisco income 6s and New York Cen
trail 6s, which moved up from frac-
tions to two points.
Corresponding gains were regis
tered by an assortment of both high
and low priced liens, including Atchi-
son adjustment 6s, St Louis South
western consolidated As, St Paul con-
vertible SIS, convertible AIS and A..
of 1882, Baltimore G. Ohio As and Pere
Marquette 5s.
A factor in the heavy buying of
bonds in the last few days, invest
ment bankers explained today, has
been the scarcity of securities on
dealers shelves, forcing clients to en-
ter the listed market with invest
ment funds.
Activity in United Kingdom bonds
featured trdaing in foreign obliga-
tions today, the 512s of 1929 and 1887
reaching new 1924 top prices at 113 y
and 1O6A. respectively. The move
ment was in sympathy with the rise
in sterling to the highest point
reached in more than year.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
UNITED BAKERIES
DROPS 28 POINTS
TumbIes in Curb Market as
Many Other Shares Make
New High Records.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, November S.-Demon-
stration of the active public partici-
patton was again evidenced in today's
short SESSION on the curb exchange
Material advances took place in many
sections and new high records were
established in Nickel Plate issues,
while others displayed pronounced
strength around newly established
high quotations.
United Bakeries yielded 2S points
from Fridays high figures, selling to
1852. while Ward Baking A made a
new high selling at 1854 Coal
shares also were strong.
There was urgent buying in the
petroleum division, quotations rising
to the highest levels in many months.
The market during the week was
naturally influenced by the results
Of the presidential election and in the
last half of the week many stocks
were established at materially higher
figures. The baking stocks had vio
lent movements, explained by the an
nouncement of the incorporation of
the Continental Baking Company with
capitalization of 100000 shares,
representing an intended merger
United Bakeries ranged from 1873 to
ITO, a new high record. Coal stocks
in the last half of the week were
prominent. Glen Alden Coal moved
up points to $50. new high record,
and Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Coal rose over points to l0S&
In the public utilities group Cities
Service early in the week ranged
from $50 to 100. but Friday and to-
day was in supply and dropped to
l69. A number of other utility issues
showed strength. among them being
Appalachian, Commonwealth and
American Gas and Electric, which
rose over 10 points.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
FURRY IN COTTON
FOLLOWS U. S. REPORT
Indicated 12,S16,000 Bale Crop
About as Expected-Day's
Gains so Points.
RE the Associated PrpsS

NEW YORK, November s.-The cot
ton market was featured today by the
Government report. This placed the
indicated crop at 12.S16,00O bales,
while the census figures showed a
ginning of 9,694920 bales prior to
November !. Both statements were
closely in line with expectations. A
furry of realizing on their appear
ance was quickly absorbed, the mar
ket advancing from 22.90 to 1915 for
January on covering and trade buy
ing. Southern selling on the advance
and further realizing eased prices off
a few points in the forenoon, but the
close was steady at net gains of 40
to SO points, with January quoted at
1858
Buying on the late forenoon advance
was supposed to be promoted by the
optimistic view OF general trade pros
poets encouraged by reports of in
creased business in the local cotton
goods market yesterday and the re-
cent action of the stock market
Private cables reported a steady un-
dertone in Liverpool due to covering
and the strength of the Egyptian
market. which showed a further ad-
vance of 35 to 60 points today
The amount of cotton on shipboard
awaiting clearance at the end of the
week was estimated at 123,163 bales,
against 1888 last year.