davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
HL'ADkNH DIEvtA

ma vseobecnu domacu pracu. Vse,
tko elektricke pohodlie. Dobra
plaza. Haste sa po telefone, Auto.
6O87 alebo osobne pod {. 374 w.
Lora Ave. (35)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
Kdpte to najlepsie!
INDEPENDENT COAL co.
Cor. Oakhill & Marshall ST.
Auto. 2118. Bell Main 1854
(41) 4
Hudson 7-osobna

Tato kara je vel 'ka lacnota, Al
stave, tiez dobra farba. Podmienky ST
mierne. 1853 w. Commerce St., Fed. 5265
Pytajte sa ma Mr.. Hanson.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
Studebaker

1922. light 6, ma mnohe zvlastnosti,
ako Aircraft vrch, bumperi atd'. Toto
ie kara ,ako nova. Hotova ist' kdekol'-
yek. Zavolajte: Main 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
4 Drobn& oh1aSky
ZDARMA BYvANIE

Tri izbovy kvartiel q kdpel1a
muzovi zene bez detf ktori by
opatrili fornes v apartments. W.
svedcenie sa ziada. Haste sa v {.
1914 Ohio Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
Maxwell Roadster

1922 model. Toto je vel mi utesena.
Vvzera a ide ako nova. Budete hrdi ma
into karu., 263 w. Commerce st. Fed.
5265. Pytajte sa ma Mr.. Hanson.
80. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
|DOhIY ma PREDAJ.
6 IZBOVY DOM Y HAsELTON
IA $500,

Ma N. Blairc Ave-, mocne bu-
dovany s izbovy dom, lot 52x20O,
gaz, voda, e.'ektrika, kurnik, len
"a 5000. Haste sa u M. Mraza,
32O422 w. Federal, redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
DOM MA SALT SPRING ROAD

4 izbovy dom a kuchyna kil-
pelnou ma lote 40x150, dome
gaz, elekfrika, fornes,S cimentova-
ma pivnica, tiez garadz, stodola,
udiarna, kurnik, vsetko "a $3250,
Toto je skutocna lacnota. Preda sa
i Fordka, 2 vozy sena a krava
Haste sa u M. Mraza, 320-22 W
Federal St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
z INFORMACNEJ KANCELA-
RE 81. LIGY v BRATISLAVE.

Nize podavame kratky prehl 'ad
prace. ktor6 kona zastupca Siov.
Ligy br. Lgnac Gessay prospech
clenov nasej organizacie ich pri-
buznych ma Slovensku.
. Vavrinec Kovar, Lab, Bratislav-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
Krajova hadanka.

Go je to: Ked' je to muzskeho
roku, je to bez hlavy; ked' je to
zenskeho rodu, ma to trinast
prazdnych hlav? - (Ministersky
radca a ministerska rada.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24

) tradovne tajomnika slov. Ligy.
z tINNosTI NkSHo $50. sBo
RU v BRADENvILLE, PA.

NJ v BRADENV1LLE, PA. .
Nahle 20 Slovenskej Ligy boil
odstraneni skodcovia nepriate-
liza prav nasho slovenskeho naro-
da, move sbory Slov. Ligy sa "a
kladaj1. Ma vsetky strany ozyva
jd sa bratia Slovaci a sestry Slo-I
venky, nazpat do Ligy! nazpSt do
prace "a Pittsburghskd Dohodu a.
nej vyplyvajncu samospravn
Slovenska ramci CS. republiky ].
! mas 1856. sbor Slov. Ligy ma svo-.
jej riadnei sch6dzke' usniesol sa.
vyvinut' rezkejsiu agitaGnu pracu
"a nasu vsenarodnd organizaciu'
a to nielen nasom mestecku, ale
na okoli. Ma nayrh brata Stani-.
slava Voleka,, boil zvoleny trojcle-
novy vybor, aby navstfvil bratov'
vo Wilpen, Pa, poziadal ich 0
zalzenie sboru Slovenskej Ligy a
spolupraci "a Pittsburghsk1 Do
hodu. 4..., ,.s
Clenovia tohoze vtboru svedo.
mite vykonali ich pracu a sice, "
nedel'u dna IL. t. m. navStlvili
schodzu vel 'acteneho bratskeho {.
260. P. S. J. vo Wilpen, Pa, kde
ich dplimnym a -bratskymi slova-
mi privitaf brat -Jans .Slebodnik,
predseda dotytneho spolku. Ma, to
ujal sa slova brat Stanislav Vo-
lex co Glen vyboru a predniesol
,ziadost' bratov z Bradenville, Pa.
iHovoril programe Slovenskej
.Ligys o pracach podujatiach tel
TO rvsenarodnej organizacie ameri-
sekych' 'Slovakov, poukazal co vse-
'tko Slovenska Liga kona zaui-
me nasho naroda tu pod Ia
trami. Ia jeho kratku, ale erdprim-
MI rec odmeneny Dol dlhos trya.
jiicim potleskom. Ia tym brat IAN
Slebodnik vyzval pritomnych bra
TOW, aby' povedali svoju mienku 0
ziadosti prednesenej bratmi z
Bradenville, Pa. Povstali viaceri
bratia a hovorii, SINE Slovaci a
ako TAXI musime pomahat' svoj-
mu narodu a jeho ustanoviznam,
ktore pracujd "a lepsiu budlc'
most nasho slovenskeho naroda
Ano, musime pomahat' Sloven-
skej Lige, ably sa nehatene, bez
prekazok moh1a ,hhstI smerom,
ktory podl'a Pittsburghskej Do
hody zabezpecit ma slovensky a
krest 'ansky raz slovenskeho ma.
roda CS. republike. Nuz hor sa
bratia Vstupme do Slovenskej
Ligy, t. ]. -zalozme 81 sbor po'
mahajme odstranit' jej Iona vse'
tkych nepriatel'ov samospravy
Slovenska. Tieto mile a vrele slo
va pohnuly kazdeho pritomnehc
brata, lebo vsetci prihlasili sa zs
clenov zalozili 81 sbor Sloven
skej Ligy.
Bratia Slovaci a sestry Sloven
ky, noze sa "a prikladom tymto
Noze sa do prace "a program Slo
venskej Ligy, "a Pittsburghskt
Dohodu, ktora zabezpeci prav'
slovenskeho naroda CS. republi
Ike.
Mech zije' slovensky narod, necl
zije S!ovenska Liga! Mech ziji
nasi bratia Wilpcncania vsetc
nprimni Slovaci, ktorf prscujd Il
to, ably Slovaci mali v CS. repub
like tie prava, ktore i'm ako naro
du patria.
Glen vyboru 386. sbor,
Slovenskei I,irv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
DOM MA ZAMENU "a FARMU

Ma zamenu je krasny 6 izbovy
dom meste "a farmu okolo 10
mil Cd mesta. Prihlasy prijlma
M. Mraz, 800 w. Federal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
CHCETE PREDAT VAS DOM?

Prid'te sa ku mne poradit'. Mo-
zem vam zadovazit' kupcov ry
chic. Matej Mraz, 32O w. Federal
st. (na poschodi.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
4 IZBOVY IA $4,000.

Preda sa 4-izbovy domcek, 3
izby na prizeml kuchyna piv-
nici, IA Fountain st. "a $4,000.
Haste sa u M. Mraza, redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
DIVA MEsTsKE Lofty "a s115o

DIVA MESTSKE Lofty "a $1150
Ma Randolph st. pri Brier Hill
Steel q Standard Oil Cloth Co.
Majitel' .phtil "a ne 81, ,75O, pre-
daju sa ga $1,15O. Mattel je v
Pennsylvania osadeny. Dehra in
vesticia. Haste sa u M. Mraza, $40
". Federal ST. Oba telefony, ale
DO IA byte, 1884 South Ave. Auto.
tel. 1896.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
LOFTY, DOM Ma PREDAJ
Lofty, KTORE MAUI CENu

Lofty, KTORE MAUI CENU.
Nasledkom zamysl 'aneho odce.
stovania predajd sa tri vel Ike Lofty
tkazdy je 47x231) ma So. Hazel
wood Ave. Ma ulici je gsz, voda,
elektrika. Susedia dobri. Kto chce
stavat' dom, alebo ulozit peniaze
do dobrej investicie, dobre urobi,
ked' kupi tieto Lofty. Cena kazdeho
$3.50. Haste sa u M. Mraza, 800
w. Federal " redakcii.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
6 IZBovY NovY DOM s4,15o,

Dom sa nachodi dobrom sused-
stye, pri Mahoning Ave. v dome
Je gaz, elektrika. Pri dome garadz,
lot vel'ky, dom noyy. Hotovych
treba len $1,000. Dobra kilpa pre-
toho, kto ma vaesiu rodinu. m
dakoho. Haste sa NJ. Mraza, 800
W. Federal st. " redakcii.)
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
Liberty Bonds.
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-Grains open
ed lower today, wheat in particular
looking weak. At Liverpool wheat
was off h@sd at 2 o'clock. Here
the first quotations were:
wheat-July, 1.09h @1.09A; Sep
tember. 1.0Sh@1.Os%; December,
Ill.
Corn-July, S1@s1hc; September,
77H 077Ac; December, 67Ac.
oats-July. 41h@41%c; septem-
Der, 37% @37%c; December. 39sc.
Rye-July. zoe; September, 71Ac.
Wheat met with commission house
selling, starting a decline which led
to liquidation by overnight longs.
There was fairly general selling of
corn in a small way, but buying sup
port was lacking. The oats trade
was small. In its comment today
one house says:
New wheat will probably be seen
in the Southwest terminal markets
some time this week. This fact, to-
gether with increased offerings from
the country, will emphasize the ex
listing stagnation in export trade
also the fact that the visible supply
of old wheat is almost double an
average amount.
Lower prices are indicated for a
time"
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
PRICES
DROP UNDER
PRESSURE
Bears Launch Attack Against
Oil, Tire and Motor Stocks
in Early Trading.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

NEW YORK. June 18.-Heaviness
with distinct weakness cropping up
in various quarters characterized
the first two hours trading on the
stock exchange today. Failure or
the market to react favorably to
the clearing up of the mystery pre-
vailing the last few weeks as to
what large house was in trouble
was disappointing to those who be-
lieved in an upward turn was due.
Bear operators were not slow in
taking full advantage of the lack
of buying power, which was re-
duced to a minimum. Bears were
further helped by the announcement
Of a 25-cent cut in the price of
Pennsylvania crude oil and by re-
ports OF further curtailment in crude
oil production in Southern Cali
fornia. Most oil stocks were stead.
lily sold, led by Sinclair, which made
new low for this year at 23ss, a
loss of more than a point. Cali
fornia Pete lost point at 22B and
Phillips Petroleum and Pacific Oil.
Considerable unsettlement accom-
panied dealings in sugar stocks fol-
lowing a bad break in the option
market. Cuban Cane pfd., Cuban
American and Punta Allegro were
heavily pressed and from 1 to 2
points lower.
The price cutting in the tire in
dustry was responsible for renewed
liquidation in Kelly Springfield and
United States Rubber both losing
more than a point at 3715 and 45as
respectively.
Motor stocks also shared in the
general unsettlement with Stude-
baker declining III point to 1861
and Chandler breaking to q new
low at 5611. loss of IA points.
Steel and Equipment stocks, al
though heavy. were less active.
Gulf States Steel was the largest
sufferer and about points lower
at 70. Baldwin went down II points
to 1864.
Contrary to last weeks resist
ance to pressure, the railroad list
was more or less affected by the
weakness in the industrial section.
Losses, however, were limited to
one point in most issues. Southern
Railway sold down to 35A, Balti-
more and Ohio to 50M and New
York Central to 102.
Losses of two points or more were
recorded by American Can at 945s
Dupont at 119A, Corn Products at
1905 and American Wool at S7K
Call money renewed at Az per
cent.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
REPORT RECORD
INSURANCE
BUSINESS
First Five Months indicates
This VIII Be Best Year,
Says Companies.

NEW YORK, June Is. - Record.
breaking amounts of insurance
have been bought so far this year
by Americans. the Association Of
Life Insurance Presidents reported
today.
A total of $s.1s4.oOo.oo in life
insurance has been written by
forty Of the leading insurance com
panies, the report revealed. This
marks an increase of % per cent
over last year.
All life insurance records in the
country, including those Of the
peak year of 1920, will be broken, it
is predicted, If this increase keeps
up.
These figures, from forty com.
panies doing ~ per cent Of the
life insurance business, give striking
evidence that the American people
are saving at greatly increased
rate this year, as well as spending,
George T. Wight, manager Of the
association reported Records. for
the last two years show that about
II per cent of the years business
is done during the first five months.
On this basis the paid-for business
In 1928, If the present trend is
maintained throughout the year,
will approximate more than $780,
0O0, 900, SURPRISING even the record
year of 1920, when new business
amounted to 5000, 900 900.
Assuming that the other life In
surance companies, carrying 20 pei
cent of the insurance, in force
write new business in the same pro
portion, the total new business for
1923 probably will reach $4,000, 900
as compared with the previous high
mark in 1920 OF $9,419 ,000, 900.
Twenty years ago the total amount
of life insurance in force in the
United States was SO SOC, 900, 0O0."
The figures show corresponding
gains for all classes Of life iHisur-
ance. They show that the ordinary
life insurance for the five months
OF this year totaled 1885,, 600, 00(
as against 1884,, 900 900 for the
same period in 1922. The new in.
dustrial insurance for the first part
Of 1929 amounted to $735. ZOO, 900. In
the same period last year the
amount was $685., 200, 900. In the
class OF new group insurance $685.
0O0, 900 was sold, while in the first
five months Of 1922 the total was
SO 900 900.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
BANKERS READY
FOR VIRGINIA
MEETING
900 D, C., Bankers Will Leave
Wednesday Night for Hot
Springs Convention.
By HARRY GUsACK.

A snecial train of Pullman cars,
CARRYING approximately 200 Wash
ington bankers, will leave Washing
ton Wednesday night for their an
nual convention at Hot Springs,
Va. Despite the large number at
tending the convention this year,
there will be more than sufficient
rooms and Pullman accommodations
to take care of the bankers, their
guests and families, according to
Fernand Petit, chairman OF the
transportation and hotel committee.
A special program OF sports, IN
GLIDING golf, swimming matches
and tennis, will be one OF the
features of the convention.
Harry ", Haynes, president of
the Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank, and first vice presi-
dent of the District Bankers Asso-
citation, will be president OF the
Association for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Haynes will succeed Joshua
Evans, jr., while Victor B. Deyber,
now second vice president OF the
association will succeed Mr.. Haynes.
The complete program of the con-
vention was announced yesterday.
Sessions will begin Thursday at
$50 a. m. The speakers, in order
Of their appearance, are: James E.
Freeman, bishop of Washington, on
Broader Outlook for Washington
John J. Cornwell, general counsel
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
on THE Railroad Situation" Frank
p. Bennett, publisher of the United
States Investor, on Finance Com
panies and Their Relations with
Banks Oscar Cooligan, president
of the P.-W. Motor Company OF
Washington. on "Automotive Indus.
try and It's Problems" and S. Parker
Gilbert, undersecretary of the Treas.
ury, on United States Treasury
Finance" Five papers on branch
banking will be read.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
HENRY FORD MAY TAKE
NEW YORK RESIDENCE

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. June
1s.-Henry Ford may soon make
New York State his home.
This was revealed today when
the Detroit manufacturer returned
here after viewing the estate Of
Jacob Rupert at Rhinecliffe, near
the Vincent Aston property. Ed
ward e. Perkins. treasurer Of the
Democratic State party, was Ford s
guide on the trip to Rhinecliffe.
In political circles it was said
that Ford had the assurance Of
New York Democrats that they
would support him for the Demo
cratic Presidential candidacy pro-
viding he became q citizen Of New
York State.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-opening
foreign exchange. Sterling, demand.
4.61%; cables, 49, Francs. demand,
,06231z; cables, 1924. Lire, demand,
.0457; cables, .04571a. Belgian francs,
demand, .05311s; cables. .0532. Marks
demand, OBS: cables, $3.50. off
14.378. Czecho, demand, .0299:
cables, .0300. Swiss, demand, .1796;
cables, .1798. Gui1ders, demand,
1921; cables. 1924. Pesetas, 1883;
cables, .1491. Sweden kronen, de-
mand. 1868; cables. 1851. Norway,
demand, 1862; cables. 1856. Den
mark, demand, .1783; cables, .1787.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
N. Y. Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Weak.
ness marked trading at the opening
of the cotton exchange today with
prices declining from 80 to. 4S
points There was noticeable
lack of support in all options and
sentiment was bearish. due to
favorable weather reports and
lower cables from Liverpool. July
opened at 27.40, off Al points;
August, $500, off So; October, 24.60,
off 48; December, 24.05. off g.
January. 1885. off AZ; and March,
at 1886, off IS points.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
Riggs stockholders Meeting.

Stockholders of the Riggs National
Bank have been notified that a spe-
cial meeting of stockholders will be
held July Is, at p. M, to consider
and vote upon the question of in
creasing the capital stock Of the
bank from 81 zoo, 900 to $4,000, 900.
In letter to the shareholders, Mil
ton e. Allies, president, stated: "It is
necessary to increase the capital of
the bank for two reasons. One is
the rapid growth in deposits These
have increased from $8,500,000 in
1915 to $4,000, 900 in 1923. The
other relates to the real estate ac-
count. which, on completion of build
1ngs now in course Of erection and
remodeling will stand at about ST.
$4,000, or $850.000 in excess Of the
present capitalization.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18

Local Stocks.

SALES.
Capital Traction Co., 10@9s%, 10
@9sA. 5@sS%, 1oQ9sh. 209sh,
3Q9Sh.
Washington Gas Light, 504S%.
American Security and Trust Com.
pany, 2@312.
Continental Trust Company, SO
90.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric first SIS, 10000
97A.
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone SIS $1,000@97h.
Washington Gas, SIS, $1,000 93h.
Capital Traction SIS, $500@96%.
MONEY.
Call loans. sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1923-06-18
Today's Bond Market.

CFurnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Coz
Argentine Republic rs, 1927. 1919
Kingdom of Belgium SIS, 1941 1924
City of Bor. E'rance) 6's, 1894 Sos
Republic Of Bolivia Ss. 1947. "
U. s. of Brazil rs, 1852 SSA
Cuba Railroad Co. 5's, 1857. 90
Dom. of Canada SIS. 1852. "
Dutch East Indies 6's, 1891. "
French Govt TINS, l942.... 95N
French Govt. S's, 1915. $780,. 99M
Framerican Ind. TVS, 1872. 91M
Italy 61h's, 1925. ............. 96A
Japanese 4h,s. 1925. ......... 60
City Of Lyons 6's. 1884 80h
U. s. of Mexico AS, 1884,. IS
city of Mar. France) 6's, "a 80K
Paris Lyons-Medit. 6's, 1885,. rs
Queensland rs, 1871. ....... lot
Tn. Ke. Of CIR. Br. 51's, 1929. 1141s
Amer. Agri. Chem. TVS, 1941 99h
Amer. II. e. T, SIS, 1916. 97h
Brook. Rapid Trans. rs. 1921. 915s
Bush Term. Co. SIS, 1860. $3.50. 90h
BALTIC. & Ohio As, 1859. 1860. IS
BALTIC. & Ohio 6's, 1929. 1855. 1904
Bal. & o. S. w. D. 315's, 1925 1919
Ger. De Pas. Cop. Co. SIS, 1881 1854
Cleve. I'm. Sta. 51a's, 1872. -. 1884
Chi. & Eastern H. SIS, 1881. 80
Chicago Rys. SIS, 1927........ so
Canadian North. Ry 61ss. 49,. 112h
Canadian North. Ry. Is, 40. 113
Erie As, '96 P. L)............ 57A
Erie As, series A, '35.......... sos
Erie As, series B, 53.......... sos
Empire Gas & Fuel z AS, 3d.. 92A
N. Y. Edison 61zs, '41......... 1884
Francisco Sugar TVS, a.. 100
Inter. Rap. Tr. Co. Is, '32.... 1914
Green Bay & West. Ry. Is, So. 10S
Central of Georgia IS, 49,. 1OOA
Goodyear T & r Co IS, A.. lit
3. r. Goodrich & Co. 616s, A.. 1O0h
Humble SIS, '32............. 97A
Homestake Mining Co. 5s. 81. 8OA
international Paper SIS, 1947.. 84A
Inter. r. Tran Co. 6's, 1866 20
Lig. & My. Tob. Co. rs, 1914 LIZ
Lorrillard Tob. Co. 5s, 1901. s4A
L. Sh. & Mich. So. Ry. As, rs "a
Market st. Ry. SIS, 1924.... 93A
Mo-, Kan. & Tex. As, 1882. 63h
NO. Kan. & Tex. SIS. 1867. SO
MINI. & st. Louis SIS, 1892. 81
Norfolk & Western SIS, 1929. Ills
North Am. Bell T. Co. 6's, 81 J2A
Northwest. Bell T. Co. SIS, so 1855
Northwest. Bell T. Cp. rs, Al 1924
Nor. states Pow. Co. 5's, 1941. 81
N. Y. RVS. Co. SIS, 1912. ...... 3A
| N. Y. Tel. 6's, 1919. los
National Tube Co. SIS. 1882. SO
N. o., Tex. & Mex. SIS, 1885,. TIN
Penna. r. r. As, 1913: 1880. 90h
Penna. r. r. AIS. 1865. ..... 90aS
Penna. r. r. IS, 1868. ....... 100
Pan. Amer Pet. Co. Is, 1890. 104
Pere. Marc r. r. IS, 1880. 90A
Sou. Porto Rico Sug. Is, Al. 100
Chi, Burl. & Quincy As. 1871. 99A
Amer. Sug. & Ref. Co. 6's. 81 102
Seaboard Airline As. 1852. AN
| Seaboard Airline SIS, 1949.... BIZ
Seaboard Airline 6's, 1922. 66h
Sharon Steel Hoop Co. s., Al 98h
south. Pac. RR. as, 1949... S1A
Chi. Mil. & st. Paul As, 1882. 65M
| St. L. & s. Fran. RR. As, so 67E
St. L.&San Fran. RR. SIS, go G6M
Utah Pwr. G. 1t. SIS, 1884,. SO
West. I'm. Tel Co. 61z's. 1888. 109A
| Wilson Co. TVS, 1881. .... 96R
Western Md. As, 1852. ...... 61A
Western Pacific As, 1885,. 79N
y. S. Stl. Co. of A. SIS, 1863. 102
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
INSURANCE SHARES
TR|PLED IN VALUE
Assets of Local Company Are
Distributed by Court,

Stockholders of the Indiana National
Life Insurance Company, under re-
ownership of Fred A. Sims, will re-
ceive s14.24 a share, for which they
paid SIS; the receiver will get $4,000
in fees and receivers attorneys will
get $4,000 in fees, following dis
bursement order from Superior Judge
Sidney s. Miller today. The proceeds
from the sale Of the company to the
Inter-Southern Life Insurance Com
pany amount to $780, 900, from which
disbursements will be made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
will be in the city from oct. % to

Will be in the city from Oct. 2S to
Nov. 8.
Flint will confer with Paul M. F1fer,
Cakes Company, chairman Of the In
dianapolis committee, and with r. N.
Dedaker, 3715 N. Meridian St., chair
man of the Indiana State committee.
Robert w. Campbell, chairman of
the national campaign committee,
made public a letter received from
President Coolidge in which the Presi-
dent declares that he is glad of the
opportunity to renew "the expression
Of my concern in behalf Of the Chris
tan Colleges Of America
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
CIVIC EXPERT WANTED

Steps for appointment OF budget
ana civic affairs expert to cooperate,
as a representative of the Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce, with city and
county officials in public problems
were being considered today by the
Chamber board Of directors.
An investigation of the city budget
was made by a subcommittee of the
Chamber Of Commerce, Of which John
F. White was chairman. before 1t was
decided to add specialist to the
Chambers staff. The new official will
be selected and at his post by Dec. 1,
Felix M. McWhirter, the Chamber
president, said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
STATE A|DESFOR
65 VETS SELECTED
Many indianapolis Members
Are Honored.

Aids on the STAFF of Albert j. Ball,
commander Of the Indiana department
Of the G. A. R., have been announced
They are:
Ahram Brake T. e. Ream and Frank Err
delmeyer. Indianapolis; Louis La Dauer VAL
parsiso; ]. s. Hussey, Argos; R. s. Cham
berlain, Elkhart; Daniel Pownall. Joel Cove
and Daniel johnson. Hartford City: John
Smith and s. A. Muir. Evansville: George
W. Summers. James 3. Bird and Daniel Muir
ray. Indianapolis: A. J. Appincott. Colum-
bia City.
Valentine L. Marks, william Liggett and
Horace Martin. South Bend; L. L. Cooley
and Rienzie r. Vols. Connersville: David
Strouse. Rockville; John G. Krath and s. L
Brown. Knox; J. Q. HARRISON and Isaac P.
Eller; Bloomington: Fred Hartell. Thomas
Woods, Charles E. Hale and James W. Simp
son. Logansport: ]. n. Woods. Lewis: j.
Allen Clark. Princeton: Harry Barker. Will
liam E Shilling, Henry w. Hoober Peter
Franzmann, William R. FAIRY. William r.
Wycoff. Amos Haines. Samuel T. Hague. o.
n. Wilmington. John Carney. Silas P. Engle.
A. V. Eaton. Anthony s. Cost. Joseph z.
Cooper and August Bruner. Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
s17,O5O PURPLE
QUOTAFOR CITY
Coolidge Letter Received
Showing Concern

To aid Northwestern University
alumni in Indianapolis with their To-
cal campaign to raise s17.050 toward
the university's s5,050.000 fund for
endowment and new buildings. Ferris
Flint of the Northwestern law school
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
Hunting Injury Fatal

ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 1e.-William
Brantlinger, &c, died late Thursday of
blood poisoning which resulted from
injuries he suffered Monday when his
left leg was shattered by the acct
dental discharge Of a shotgun in the
hands Of Robert Grouse. Brantlinger
was hunting with C1ouse.