davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

esu Of'A up hNtNA yNy UuOpiGty g#sJ IE-
% q a. sspba I asopal. Andreia
fIlinkuv Terezfneg
Nastal nepokei ! vykriky. Cast
lobscenstva chcela nu rec zahlusit
tliapkanfin, ale "a ,jej hepodarilc,
Ilebo Rev. fomanek md dobty HAS.
Viaceri Z obecenAtva "a no zastali
a Madali .slobodu slova.
Dr. Srobar ndpovedal asi takto:
.Pri prevrate nabfdnnl som Hin
kovi refefcnfstRo katollckych pa.
lezitosti, ktord on nepriial, vyho-
varajhc 50, re ma banku ia sta
rosti. s Hlihkom som lstary pria-
|tel', we'd mi ie kmotrom. Priprav;l
ma 10000 korhn. Raj do Brati-
slavy prisli kn mne Jehlicka, Him
ka d mi a Jehlicka ma vyzval, aby
som Hlinku vymenoval "a patriar-
chu Slovenska. Rozumie sa, ze to
bolo proti pravam Rfmu. Hlinka
Dol vtedy taky katolik! Chcel byt'
| patriarchom,, al papezom, ba al
Bohotm, nicfm sa neuspokoji. ia
som vtedy obranil prava papeza
/ ia, Tyhlaseny rleverec. Po vol.
bach, ked sa skoncil moi trad mi.
nistra plnon mocou pre- Sloven-
sko,. odpordcal som prezidentov
4 Hlinku ma mole miesto. Prezident
/ odvetil, ze AXE no m0ze nrobit
ministrom pre- Slovensko, ked' 70.
4 bi repokoj. Ably aspon "a pol rok;
robil ldobrotu. Vyzval som no ro.
4 bit dobrotu, ale on ME. Taky je.s
Il Rev. Tomhnek chcel este niece
J. hovorit', }, ale .sa pre- hluk vzdialil
Il Ia tymto incidentom krasnu re,
4 poyedal sudca mestskeho sndu
Hon. Joseph L. Heffernan o pa
h triotizme Slovakov vobec pri
st 'ahovalcov. Rec bola popretka
4 vana humorom version. Bol cd
menenl jasavym potleskom. n;
4 tonic mieste upominame volicov
4 Slovakov, ,aby svoje hlasy ma uto
4 rok o'ddali ma sudcu Heffernana
n TAX dobreho, l''udomilnehos sudc,
n Youngstown este nemal, akym s;
on dokazal "a kratkvch par me
siacov.
Ia sudcom Heffernanom bok
obrazkova prednaSka. vysvetldva
prof. Maule obrazy premieta
1 byv. legiunar s! Galik. Profeso
sa hodne chvalil, ako on zna "p,
i slovensku'' hovorit', ze svojou slo
yeneipo,, predci slovenskych anne
rickych redaktorov, ktorych b,
| vraj l'ud nemal pocdvat'. Predna
Sal to iste, 60 pre:anasa indie, prett
nejdeme ojpakovat' 1pravy inycl
noyin predbezne teraz pre- lnedo
'fstatok sasu. spominame len, ze N $;
1 zaloval ma plat ktory obnasa lien ;
$4,000 mesaene, .tedy nize 3,0Ot
kortn, Z soho "a byt plati' 1907
kor. Y statnych sluzbach Dol i q
Rak1ska. Diety ze uz nedostaya
XII nisktorSm jeho obrazkom 5;
yratime' budlcne a poyieme, Go 5
10 mich myslime.
I Rezolncia,: ktora 'bola prijata pt
odchode hodne l'udi,, znie nasle.
4 ..t , f.r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

- :. A1s sss ~, ~, p0Vd9uJe "a nalvnu
ze ako to Oh mole vediet'l on md
. dedihe Tfefc Poahfadi, kd4|
kazad roaiha inf blbs deti, 1 niaa
ktdram dame i sest' 1 osmich iie
blphych. Prfcipu udal, ze sijd osi-
hoteni iizkej dolihke, kde MET
lekara . cesta do najblixsiAho me-
sta vezlne Wac hodin ma voze, kto-
~ v iednom priesHyku mnseli
rozobrat' preniest,, znoyu poskla-
dat q tax Y ceste pokra6ovat
he'd Dol ministrom, ze ten prie-.
smyk dql vojskn dynamitovat'.
/" Merez poprslrupoval falkt6'.
M nasu otdzku, preeo, ked Dol
ministrom skolstva, povolil Ma
d'arom V Kosiciach vysokfi skoln,
aekor rvek tfto uz mali iednu takd
odpovedal, ze p. Karol Meres, kto.-
~ 0 tom pfsal Y americko-sloyen-
skych novinach, pokrekrucoval
fakta. Jeho verzia . afere je ma
sledovna: Y KoSiciach s1 dive slo-
vensks reAlky ii vyssie skoly,
iednejz nich lie direktOrom Czech.
druhej Slovak. 70 zaeiatku O.
boch skoldch vaesina studentoy
zapisand bola "a Mad'arov. Cesky
riaditel' skoly ale dal sa do prace.
Ked.' videl, ze takeho mad 'arsksho
stndenta memo je Tvrdy, Hruby
alebo Kratky, siel k jeho rodicom
q aohoyaral i'm, ze pre1ot 81 syna
dali zapfsat' ia Mad ARA, ked' sd
oni Slovaci. A tax 50 ceskemu Hia-
ditel'ovi podarilo zredukovat' vel
kti mad 'arskd vaEsinu v skole ma
MALI. stvrtinovti mensinu. Naproti
tona slovensky riaditel' mad 'aiej
NAL v skole. 600 Mad iarov q, 200
SlovAkov tedy pravy opak v ;po-
mere so Skolou eesksho riaditel "a.
Madsari chodili ma kirk preziden-
tovi, j do zahranicia, ako ST kriv-
deni vladou, ze v skole, ' ktorei
je 600 Mad 'arov a len 200 SlbvA-
koy vyucuje sa po slovensky. Ma
tento natlak dr.. Srobar ako mini
ster skolstva musel povolit' Ma
d'arom ich skolu. ze preeo povo-
lenie,. necheel odvolat', ma to ne
dal odpoyede. (Dr. Srobar zatym
prestal byt ministrom a Mad al!
skoln predsa nedpstali. Red
Mech i kdpi slabiklr!" !,
Nasledujiiea otazka bola, ze pre-
90 So Y presovskej preparandii a
vo vysslch triedach realok q gym
nazii vyue,,je LEN eeskej d nie i
slovenskej literature. Tato otaz-
ka musela pana doktora vel mi ma
hnevat',, lebo ztratil kontrolu mad
sebou pustil sa do nadavania,
posmeskovania a poncovania re-
daktora tychto novin. Naval he
"Galimatiasom'' "a odporl6al mu,
saby 81. kdpil slabikar, 2 ktoreho sa
vrai pouci, ze slovenska literature
5estynje lensod polovice 19. sto-
rocia q predtym ze Cesi i Slovaci
mali literatnru spolocnd. (Pan
doktor zly RECEIPT predpisal, tel
m1drosti nemozno uzit 20 slabi-
kara, ale este, "a chlapectva poci-
tai som cel6 rocniky "Slov. Po-
hl'adoy', Czambelove spisy We
kove dejiny jazyku literature
slovenskej. Nechcel by som byt'
Vasim pacientom! - Red.) TAX
tedy pan ex-minister sa odvolava
na-spolocn1 literat1ru zpred polo
vice 19. storocia. Avsak zalbba ide
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

noR 6erie / stfahy ]

Sftali abfann toho profesora Y 6a
ssbise Sley. v5chod II Memo pfo-
FEDORA hAn vyfhi2lo l patnati ale
'e, hoe, synajSeiAe.
Na otAskn, ptfco slovensky ych
skdsenych iinxinierov davajd len
sa pomocnikov 6eskym inzinierom-
noysokom, dr. Srobar neodpoye-
dal rotno, ale spoinennl, .zs kel'
kosicko- -bohum dfaha yypisala
konkurz na 200 insinierov; IA Aest
,nesiacov prihlasilo sa lSp: seslesn
sloyenskvch inzinierov. Konknrz
predlSili 4 prihlasilo sa ich d al
iAich ssdem Slovakov.s zeleznichs
iiiaEinierstvo ze je Specialize, kukto
remu len skiisenych bern.
4 Ne dye otazky, lpreeo sa statnc
6rady, q miesta este i teraz zapl-
hujt : Czech doslymi ddradnfkmi
4 robotnikmi a preco sti Ia slo-
vensku vyssie dopravne tarify M
felezniciach nez Y Cechach, DIR. Sro
bar neodpovedal. Prof. Maule po-
xdejsie spominal, ze ma sloven-
skych zelezniciach vlada utraca
snad to bolo ospraved edlrsnim vys-
sfch tariff.
rreeo sd textilka 2 Mikulasa od-
st'ahoyala do Czech, PAN ddktor
odpovedal, zeS Mikuldsi takej to-
varne MET a q rnzomberslsej me-
pocnl, zpby sa chcela odst 'ahovat
(Zpravn o tomto citali SINE vo via.
cerych novinach. Pisal ja dr.. ia.
noska Mikulasa, preto SINE jl po.
vaSovali "a pravdivd, ackol'vel,
SINE pochybovali, zeby v Mikhlasi
bola byvala taxa tovaren. Alebe So
Kmylil Or. Janoska, alebo bofa tc
tlatova chyba viacerych novin. ~
Red.) DR.. SrobAr ma otazku, presc
Inc tovarne ntekajd 20 Slovenska
odpovedal, ze ma pr. zeleziarne ,
Krompachu lspisi) vlastni spoloc.
most pozostavajnca Z Cechoy, Bet.
gitanoy AnglNanov. Tato4 spo.
loeRost' sa rozhodla zeleziarne prs
|st'ahovat' do Vitkovic v Gesl5u
kde ylastni bane, elm uspori PEE
maze i,a prevoze uhlia a rudy. Inc
toyarne odchadzajd do Pesti, lebt
patria Mad 'arom. II to robia ma.
schval, abH ma Slovensku v5ypukls
nespokojnost' pre- nezamestna.
most. e, /
sss 4 i. .
Nepojds sa kaEdsho spytovat'
Ma otazku,, preeo Slovaci van.
druj1 al do Brazilie, Argentiny,
Francie, ba do biedneho !, Ma.
d'arska, odpovedal posmesns, II
sa on nechodi kazdeho spytwat' !
DR.. Srobar ,reenillbbl totiz, ze,slo-
vaci nevandrujd do Spot StAtoy
pre- biedu donna, ale pre- aolare
Do Pesti vraj ziadni slogEti ane-
chodia ma roboty. CA salgo-tarjan-
ske ,lhol'ne bane kdeze SUI Tam
chodi hodne slovenskych .lan5ko,
ma roboty. Red,) Do fFyancie
nasi l'udia nesli. ale do Riihr, .'po.
mahat' Francazomr zlomit '.strajk
Nemcoy. Do Argentiny asBrazflie
ze vabia mas l'ud AGENT, ktori i'm
y 'ubujd odtial' ddstat sa dc, spoj
Statpv. -
Apponyiho pas . redaktori -lumpi
DIR. Srobar ma nasu otazku, DO.
dl'a akeho prava nadal slovensko.
americkym redaktorom do lumpo,
! hlupakov a americkyym slovd
kom do hldpejsich, nez boli V kraj
odpovedal, ze veru nemal ma t
orava. ze ol'rozsaldny, kedsst
vyslovil. A sfce 'pres Appnnvitle IL
pas, Q com .jeden casopig pfsa}a RI
ma ho samiBehesiyys ,ha cest,
do Ameriky. A slpvAko1n nadalldd
hdpejsfeh, nea b9li.t Araji;,M tel
zprave u7erili. A potion I'd Id tal
proti redaktorom .vyslovil preto,
Se on dostal Cd nich privitanku q
Apponyi, ten najvacslI nepriatel'
clAx,orcL oho rSvn Ic - 49,, r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
rrvy ras = tom poStl.

O profesorovi, ktory naval spi-
sovnd sloveneinu aziat6inou, pin
doktorp pocul po prvy Iraz. Tu !
arnerickych slovenskycl novinach
ca . tom pisalo a WIS rokasa u
~ . tom pfsalo i y kraji, je iste,
lAbe tphsjtie Sasopisy ysetky zpr{ !
] VI ktaiOse preberajd ! krsjovyeh
novfn. PamStame 30, VI sme Y latl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

70 tonic predstlpil pred jayi-
s,lto hsv. Tomanek, farar osady
IN. Josefa ' Newton Falls, u %.
AL po predstayenf So dr Srobkrovi
Iottskys y rre6o Smeral {bol5Ss
, 1923-12-13

$4,000 TT. Thence N. 2S deg. 4S
5 deg. 90 min. curve to the left the
along said curve through an angle
N. sc deg. 4S min. w. 1868 it.
to the right the radius OF which Is
1852 It. Thence along said curve
through an angle of 80 deg. 20 min.
1892 it. Thence N. 33 deg. 80
min. E., 1870 It. To point of n
6 deg. 90 min. curve to the left the
radius of which is 954.9 IT. Thence
along said curve through an angle
OF So deg. 40 min, 927.S IT. Thence
IN. % deg. 08 min. w. 3S62.4 It.
To point of a s deg. 90 min. curve
t o the left the radius of which is
1859 IT. Thence along said
curve through an angle of IS deg.
80 min. TO feet. Thence N. 81
deg. SO min. W., 3O47.3 IT. To
point Of a 5 deg. 90 min. curve to
the right the radius of which is
1145.9 It. Thence along said curve
through an angle OF S deg. 40 min.
1873 IT. Thence N. 81 deg. So min.
w. 3O43.4 it. Thence N. AZ deg.
58 min. w, 1894 #. To point of a
10 deg. 90 min. curve to the right
| the radius of which is 573 feet.
Thence along said curve through
an angle of SO deg. 90 min. 1898
TT. Thence N. IA deg. 50 min. w,
1929 1t. To point Of a 5 deg. 90
min. curve to the left the radius
of which is 1859 TT. Thence
o1o~D yotl tbrn,-t oor1n
of II deg. 90 min, 24O it. Inter
% T. % N, r. IS w. Whence the
NE corner Of said section % bears
North 64O.4 It. Thence N. 26 deg.
between sections Is and 81 T. 23
of sal. section 81 bears East 327.8
IT. Thence N. 26 deg, 3s min. w,
HAS IT. Thence n. IS deg. SIS
deg. Is min. w, 1903 it. to
the right the radius of which is
1145.9 TT. Thence along said curve
through an angle of Z deg. 90 min,
400 IT. thence N 26 deg Is min w
1850 TT. To point of a 5 deg. 90
min. curve to the left the radius of
which is 1145.a TT. Thence along
said curve through an angle of 27
deg. 90 min, $40 IT. Thence n.
SO deg. Is min. w. $3.50 It. To
point of a 5 deg. 90 min. curve to
the right the radius of which Is
1145.9 IT. Thence along said curve
through an angle of IL deg. 10 min.
24S.3 1T. Thence n. Al deg. OS min.
w 1896 #. to point of a 10 deg 90
min curve to the right the radius Of
which is 573 It. Thence along said
, 1923-12-13
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ROAD
LOCATION

The Clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise the location of a road run
ming from Rawlins to Lander Road
In Carbon county. more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
The Board of County Commits
sioners have decided to locate a
Highway running from Rawlins to
Lander Road, described as follows.
to-wit:
Right-of-way Of the State High
way from Rawlins to Lander Road
In Carbon County. Wyoming.
BEING the description Of q parcel
OF land. Of a total width of 80 feet
being 40 feet on either side OF ana
eouidistant from . center line de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at q point which Is
Survey Station 0 plus 90 which Is
1912 feet N. So deg. 45 min. E., Of
the corner Of Sections 8, g.. Is and
II r. 81 NJ. r. 81 w. OF the Sixth
Principal Meridian. Wyomin g /.
Thence N. As deg. SO min. E, 1880
feet. I%ntersect line between sections
s and 9 T. Fl NJ, R. 81 w. Whence
the Sc corner OF said section 8
bears S. 0 deg. 20 min. W., 1347
feet. Thence N. As deg. so min. E.
22O7.4 1T. To point OF a 15 deg.
90 min. curve to the left the radius
OF which is 382 It. Thence along
said curve through an angle Of 80
deg. 46 min, 21S.4 IT. Thence N.
10 deg. 04 min. E., 1888 IT. In
tersect line between sections 4 and
9 T. FL N. r.. 81 w. Whence the
81 corner OF said section 4 bears
g. SO deg. So min. E. 473 It. Thence
N. 10 deg. o. min. E., sos #. To
point Of a 3 deg. 90 min. curve to
the left the radius OF which is
1909 It. Thence along said
curve through an angle OF So deg.
10 min. 12O5.6 IT. Thence N. 23
deg. O6 min. W., 2367.7 IT. To
point OF a 5 deg. 90 min. curve to
the left the radius of which is
1145.9 It. Thence along said curve
through an angle of 9 deg. 10 min.
1898 It. Thence n. 80 deg. 16
min. w, 1063.6 IT. Intersect line
between section 4 T. 81 N. r. 81
w. and Section SO T., 80 N, r. 81
w. Whence the NV corner of said
SETON 4 T. 81 N. r. 81 w. bears
N. 50 deg. Al min. W, 776 IT.
Thence n. 80 deg. 16 min. w, 1914
IT.. Intersect line between sections
30 and 33 r. 81 N, r. 81 w,
Whence the SW corner of said sec
80 bears s. 0 deg. 10 min. w, 1929
It. Thence n. 80 deg. 16 min. w.
4S31.0 it.. Intersect line between
sections 20 and 80 T. % N, r. 81
w. Whence the M corner of said
section 80 bears West LIS TT. Thence
n. 80 deg. 16 min. w, 2629.0 IT,
Thence n. 80 deg. So min. w
, 1923-12-13

curve through an angle of Al deg.
90 min., 400 it. Thence N. 5 deg.
81 min. E., S9.1 TT. To point of a
10 deg. 90 min. curve to the left
the radius of which is 573 feet
Thence along said curve through an
angle of As deg. 90 min. $500 it.
Thence N. AZ deg. 0S min. W., 746.S
1T. To point of an 8 deg. 90 min.
curve to the right the radius of
which is 1852 IT. Thence along
said curve through an angle of is
deg. 90 min. 1875 IT. To station
742 plus 500. Thence N. 81 deg.
0S min. w, $50 IT. To point OF a
20 deg. 90 min. curve to the left
the radius of which is 1865 it.
Thence along said curve through an
angle of 81 deg. 90 min, ass IT.
To station 74S plus 00.4. Thence
8. 81 deg. 81 min. W., 99.l IT. To
point of a 90 deg. 90 min. curve to
the right the radius of which Is
1865 IT. Thence along said curve
through an angle of SIS deg. 90 min,
$3.50 it. Thence N. SO deg. 0S
min. W.. s3.5 IT. To point of a
, 1923-12-13

Section 10 T. "a N, r. 80 w.
Whence the NV corner of said sec
hon IS T. "a N, r. So W, bears
North 1876 #. Thence N. IT deg.
Oh min. w, 1850 it. Intersect
line between sections IL and 10 T.
"a N, r. 80 w. Whence the NE
corner Of said section 10 bears East
406.2 It. Thence n. II deg. o.
min. W, 553O.7 IT. Intersect line
between sections ! and ~ T. "a N,
r. SO W. Whence the Sh corner
of sad section / bears West $50
IT. Thence n. II deg. 05 min. w,
3504.2 IT. To point of a s deg. 90
min. curve to the left the radius
Of which Is 1859 IT. Thence
along said curve through an angle
of 80 deg. 90 min, $50 feet. Thence
, 1923-12-13

10 deg. 90 min. curve to the right
the radius of which is 573 1t.
Thence along said curve through an
angle of 90 deg. 20 min. 1858 it.
Thence N. 26 deg. As min. w. 47.6
1t. To point of a 8 deg. 90 min.
curve to the left the radius of
which is 1853 IT. Thence along
said curve through al angle Of l6
deg. 90 min. 5000 IT. Thence N.
AZ deg. As min. W., 144.9 TT. To
point of a 10 deg. 90 min. curve
to the right the radius of which is
573 it. Thence along said curve
through an angle OF 46 deg. 80
min., 465 IT. Thence N. 3 deg. AZ
min. E., 1924 #. To point of a
8 deg. curve to the right the radius
OF which is 1145.9 #. Thence along
said curve through an angle Of 7
deg 81 min, 1880 IT. Thence N.
II deg. 36 min. E., 452.S TT. Inter
sect line between sections 8 and IT
T. % NJ, h. SO W., Whence the Sc
corner of said section 8 bears S.
80 deg. a. min. E., 1907 1T.
Thence N. IL deg. sc min. E., 927.7
, 1923-12-13

n. 566 deg. OF min. w, 1892 feet
To station 1927 plus 63.4 Intersect
line between sections / and Q T. "a
N, r. SO W. Whence the NV
corner of said section l bears North
23l.5 TT. Thence N. Sc deg. o.
min. w, 1903 feet. To station
1881 plus 83.7. intersect line be
tween section 2 T. "a N, r. IS w.
and Section SO T. 25 N, r. SO w.
Whence the NE corner of said sec-
ton 2 T. "a N, r. SO W. bears East
350.5 IT. Thence N. So deg. o.
min. W, 2504.1 II. To point of a
4 deg. 90 min. r to the right
the radius of which is 1924 feet.
Thence along said r through an
angle of 8 deg. 90 min, 200 feet.
CONTINUED on Page 49,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
Short Market Flashes

patches state that tuesdays dealings in bar silver in the London market totaled more than 2,000, 900 ounces, or four times the usual days business. This activity was attributed to the heavy selling of sterling in the far east, following the Jap anese earthquake.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Gross sales of the Universal Leaf Tobacco company for and the net income sf,4IS,s7o' the an- nual report disclosed today.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Beginning today the high and low prices which are given on the ticker of the New York Stock ex- change after the close of the market will be reversed. the low coming first instead efitted the fruit and vegetable market according to. the bureau of agricultural ment of agriculture's report today. Prices of peaches and onions went up in the prices for potatoes prevailed in the west. lower, Heavy. ss,25@s.75; packers and sqtehsrs ss5 Sssvv fs sdqm sST5 lights, s5@s,5O.
 Cattle: Receipts. 100; steady; calves steady to soc higher; s4913.5o.
 Sheep; Receipts. 1sOO; weak. Lambs, oVc lower. zoe l4.So; few at $l5.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 19-CattIe: Receipts, 17,ooO; calves very slow. Early top weightY steers. $11.6o; mixed year lings, il1; early sales straight grsssers about steady mostly S6.50@7.1o: she stock fairly active; bulk beef cows, S495.bO; canners and cutters largely S2.35 a $50 : bologna bulls, $S.7504.50: calves strong top veslers. SIC; stockers and feeders duii
 Hogs: Receipts. 1000. mostly 1oc to zee lower; shipper, top, ss.4o; packer top packing sows. s6sOS@7; stock pigs steady; bulk, s7.20Q7.S5.
 Sheep: Receipts. 1200o market slow all grades and classes around steady; bulk western fat lambs, s1S.2O@13.66; natives mostly $12912.6o; bulk western fat ewes $5@675; little doing on feeder lambs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
-EURB'S WEAKNESS
 IS DUE TO HEAVY OILS LIQUIDATION

New York, Sept. 1s-Heavy liquidation of the oil shares in the early part of today's curb market gave the general list weak appear ance. A recovery set in later, how ever. and this was accelerated by the statement of A. F. Sinclair that the peak of California production had psssed and that midcontinent prices were al their bottom, being directly inevariance with the statement of E Hss'Doheny yesterday that the crest ofsCaliforn!a production had not been approached
 pStandard oil of Indiana, regarded a barometic stock in the oil group, cI6sing 11s points higher at 52la after having sold as low as 507. Cities service also improved a point with the rest of the list displaying ffactional changes except in a few 0fdinary inactive issues.
 Strength of Midvale Steel. which gained 1ss points on turn over Of more than 5000 shares, and weakness oEHDurant Motors which closed 1L lawer at SSH, after having sold as low as 311z. were the outstanding spots in the industrial group.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
OIL LIENS DROP AS FRENCH BONDS SHOW RAPID RISE

New York, Sept. 19.-Strength of French governmental and municipal issues and weakness of oil company liens was the feature of today's quiet and irregular bond market.
 The rapid run-up of the French is- sues followed a jump of nearly 20 points in French exchange, apparent ly based on speculative belief of fa- vorable developments in the repara- tions situation. Marseilles 6s and Bodeaux 6s each gained about 2iz points on the day. Lyons 6s moved up 1Fs and French F and Ss about s4 each. Cuban , F dropped F to 90ia. a new low record.
 Selling of the oil company bonds were based on the unsettled condition of that industry as reflected in further price cuts for midcontinent crude. Losses of point or so were established by Producers and Re- liners Ss, Sinclair Crude oil 51as, and Marland Oil Ss, while a number of others yielded fractionally Bethle- hem Steel 5h also dropped point
 The feature of the railroad group was a jump of four points in Min- neapolis and St. Louis refunding As, other changes were largely frac- tional and unimportant.
 United States government bonds showed little change on the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept 19-The raw sugar market was strong and active, with prices i4c higher, closing at 5Hc for Cubss cost and freight, equal to 7.o3c for centrifugal. The days business included 75,0oo bags of Cubas at 5c. cost and freight. soOoo bags at 5Mc, and 90o00 bags at 5i4c. all to local refiners and for September and Oc- tober shipment. There was also a sale of $500 bags of Perus for September ship ment to an operator at 4ssc, c. |. f., New York.
 There was more activity In raw sugar futures today and prices were firmer, re- flect;ng the higher ruling of tile spot mar ket. The renewed interest for rsws by refiners created tho impression that bot ter demand existed for refined and led to active covering by December shorts, ss well as considerable trade and comnis sion house buying; Final prices were at the best of ire day and from to IT points net higher. Closing; September, 4e5c; December. 4.9cc; March, 3s2c May, ss2c.
 Reflecting the strength in the spot mar ket. the refined market was tirmer and prices were, unchanged to 25 points higher. fine granulated now ranging from S.25c to S.65c. with most of the refiners out of the market. There was a good inquiry reported.
 Refined futures nominal