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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
UNITED STATES or ANERycA.
STATE OF OHIO. ,

Ohlce OF the Secretary Of State.
l., THAD H. BROWN, Secretary Of Stat.
Of the State of Ohio, DO hereby certify thst ths
foregoing are exempli6ed copies, carefuiiy com.
pared by me with the originals now on fle r,
my Office and m NY oAicia custody as Secre.
tary CT State and found to be true and corTect
of Joint Resolution adopted by the 0oth Cen.
eral Assembly Of the State of Ohio ON March
27, 1925, and fled IN the olice Of the SecretaTv
of State, on April 4. 1925, proposing to amend
article VIII Of the constitution Of TIE Stste nf
Ohio by the addition of a new section. to r.
designated as article VIII section i3 relative tn
the incurring Of Indebtedness by political sub.
BY the s6th General Assembly Of the STATE -
Ohio on March rs, 1925, and filed in the ofYne
proposing to .smenA sftisle XII, secticn ! ~
the Constitution SO q to provide foA, taxation
by uniform rule cf All real estate and tangible
property except motor vGhicley, and to provide
Tor The sssssSE sf in.snsiSe grspsrty. and of
.Assssssmbly, 2f the State of Ohio o April II,
State; April q, 1925. proposing to amend sec <.
to repeal section of article XVII and section Ii ms
Ohio, to. provide fer tssms Of eAkee Of not less
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
FIGYELMEZTETES.

A magyarsag szives tudom&
sara hozzuk, hogy a Taylor 5
Millinery jelenlegi iizlethelyi-
|sege a 10 West Federal Street
|alatt talalhato. Ez az iizlet ez-
elott a 244 West Federal ST.
alatt volt. Lapunk mas hely6n
talalja ennek kalapiizletnek
hirdeteset, melyre nyomateko-
san felhivjuk magyar assoc
nyaink figyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

hozni, mem lehet. T6kes Anna eb-
ben darabban mem jatszik, alom
szerien eli at annak minden kis
jelenetet. A szerep atelese ater-
zese, igaz, verg6d6 asszonyelet Ike
rult elenk.
Dob6 B0ske egyetlen jelenese,
a kacer, elvezeteket hajhaszo,
nagyuri dramat hozta elenk. Aki-I
mex az elet mindent ket kezzelI
adott, csak a szerelmek utan fut
chosen, kar, hogy szerepe kurta-
ra szabott ICY er6teljes miive-
szetet mem ragyoghatta meg el6s-
think. Thury Iona, kis szerepe-
ben, g0gos, butan biiszke, a ma
joreszko elott meghajlo asszonyt
mutatta be nekiink = mint min
dig, ez alkalommal is csak 0reg-
bitette hirnevet.
| Vince Mihaly meltosagosan
| megjatszott majoreszk6ja, R. 10th
Jozsef hitbizomanyt felto grofja,
csak amellett bizonyitek, hogy a
Beregi tarsulat minden egyes tag
| ia az igazi miiveszet melto repre-
zentansa. Vass Jen6 "Stefi' szerc
| peben brillirozott, darab deriilt
jeleneteit neki k0szonhetjuk. Papp
Sander, jobbagy sorban lev6, e.
nyomott parasztot mutatta nemes
igyekezettel.
Kiilon kell megemlekezniink
| Varro Pal alakitasar6l, aki fla
tai, 0riiletesen szerelmes S szerc-
lemert mindennel szembeszall0
| CROFT csemetet alakitotta, patinas
miiveszettel.
/ Kurucz Janos zongorajateka
| felejthetetlen marad szamunkra,
a sziineteket kit0lt6 zongorazas,
csak annak bizonyiteka, hogy Be
regiek meg a legkisebb dologban
Is legjobbat adjak. A kis sza-
mu, de lelkes k q Z ms E o
mem fogyott Xxi tapsokbol lei
kes szivbol j0vo, sziveknek szol6
iinneplesekbol. Mem egy jelenet-
mel zugott fel taps, de meltan.
A miivesztarsulatot hetf6n del
utan DIR. Holl6s Jozsefek vende-
geltek meg Bryson street, ottho-
nukban. Eloadas utan pedic a
Commercial Clubban volt meleg,
hangulatos iinneples Pompas va
csOra mellett, beszedek nell1iil.
meghitt, keyesszamu k0z0nseg i'm
nepelte Beregi Oszkart tarsula-
tat, maid vacsora utan, zajos
k0zohajnak engedve, Kurucz Ja-
nos sz0laltatta meg az Oft levo =
de zongoranak semmikepen mem
nevezheto instrumentumot. A
nagy mUyesz ujjai alatt, magyar
n6tak keltek szarnyra, maid tame
ra perdiilt bankettez6k egy re-
sze.
Orommel jegyezziik fel, hogy a
Beregi eloadason sok idegen. is
meretlen arccal talalkoztunk, a
xix ere az estre eljottek, vagy
harom orara elfeledtek, hogy mi
lyen hamar is Observation-Disclosures
= S az el6adas utan elmondhat-
tax, hogy bizony kar is volt siet-
nj olyan nagyon az atvedlessel.
Meg AIT kcll megemlitenink,
hogy a Moose Hall hatalmas ter
me, mindenre valo, csak sziniel0-
adasra mem. A nevetsegesen kicsi,
diszlet nelkili szinpad banto ellen
! tete volt, az azon jatszo nagy mil
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

veszeknek. Eeg Macy kar, hogy
a youngstown magyarsagnak
mines egy szinhazterme, ahol mel
to keretek k0zott lehetne miiveszi
el6adasokat rendezni.
A megjelent kozonseg megele-
gedetten tavozott, akik oft VOL
tax, azok fenyes bizonysagul szol-
galnak ARA, hogy varosunkban a
nemesebb fajsulyu miiveszetnek is
van magyar koz0nsege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

Hetfon este nevezetes szinhazil
esemeny jatszodott lie varosunk-
ban, Beregi Oszkar S tarsulata er-
kezett ide, hogy vendegszereplese
vel egy felejthetetlen estet szerez
zen mindazoknak akik erettek
a magasabb kulturara kiehezet-
ten, halalos szomjusaggal vetik
magukat ra egy miiveszi niv6ju
alkalomra, ahol mem csak sz0ra-
kozni, mulatni lehet, hanem tudas
vagyunk kielegiii, ertelmisegiink
fokozodik legalabb egy este al
dozati tiizet gyujthatunk annak,
ami sep, ami jo es ami nemes.
H6napok ota foly6 sajtopropa-
ganda elozte meg Beregiek felle-
peset, a nyomtatott betiih0z hozza
szegodott fellegek szarnyan ja-
70 hir, mely osszes videki szerep-
leseiket kovette, elregelven ait a
nagy igazan megerdemelt sikert
es iinnepeltetest, amiben ennek a
vandor ultra kelt miivesz tarsulat
max mindeniitt resze volt. S, ezek
dacara, az volt az eredmeny,
hogy alig ketszaz magyar sereg-
lett 0ssze ere az estere, hogy a
Moose Hallban tanuja legyen en-
mex Macy es mely jelentosegu
miiveszi esemenynek. De ne keres
silk az okait ennek, eleg ha nagy
szomorusaggal k0nyveljUk ell,
hogy a Youngstown es korny6ki
magyarsag soraiban csak ketsza-
zan akadtak, akik erdeklodnek a
nemesebb, melyebben jar6 sz6ra-
kozas utan. Fl4
Biro Lajos regi kilf0ld0t be-
jart hires darabjat: a "Rabl6lo-
vagot" lattuk Beregi Oszkarral a
foszerepben. A magyar arrogan-
san buta poffeszked6 arisztokra-
Ella intimitasai kerultek elenk a
maguk teljes meztelensegeben.
Az vilag jelent meg el0ttiink,
hol parasztot, a nemzet fentarto
elemet, csak allatkent kezelik, az
a leyego elevenedett meg el6t-
: tttHk; ahel ,minden hazugsag szent,
ahol egyforman folyik hajtova-
daszat embere es vadra. Magat
darabot, ertheto okokb6I, mas fell
fogasban lattuk, mint amilyennek
az irodott, de ICY is volt helyes,
szinjatekb6l vigjatekot csinalt a
mesteri alakito es rendez6. lit.
Amerikaban a darab ilyen bealli-
tasanak sokkal nagyobb a sikere.
Beregi Oszkart, ezt Macy ala
kitot kitiinG szerepben lattuk. an
max dacara, hogy az 3 igazi mes
tersege a tragedia a megraz6
drama, Kurt szerepeben is feleit-
hetetlen, mindenkit magaval ra-
gado alakitast nyujtott. Az 8 ne
mes, minden biralatot kiallo Ia
tekat mem is probaljuk kritizal-
nj, hisz az az egesz vilagon els
inert minden kritikan S kriti
kuson messzire feliilemelkedik.
Melto partnere volt Bereginek,
T0kes Anna, budapest Nemzeti
Szlnhaz tagja, akinek jateka,
megjelenese felejthetetlen nyomo-
kat hagyott a kozonseg soraiban
Az egesz masodik felvonast o
uralja, szenvedo, szerelmes, ha-
tarozatlan asszony minden kinja:,
vcrgGdeset lattuk niagunk elott,
szebbcn, jobban Annat, darab
hosnojet megeleveniteni, eletrc
M IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
BERBE ADO.

A 325 East Front st. alatt, ha.
tul, egy S-szobas haz, ket csalad,
max alkalmas, berbe ado. Minden
bevezetve.
Uzlethelyiseg a 1925 East Front
st. alatt, hatul, minden iizletnek
alkalmas, berbe ado. Erdekl6djon
a Second National Bankban, A.
w. Craver-nel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

Blauek csirket IL. L. a yo-
ungstowni sakterhez. A szorako-
zott metsz6 tevedesbol egy gaz-I
dagabb hitsorsos k0ver libajat
kiildte vissza Blaueknak csirkc
helyett. "A haziasszony a legna-
gyobb lelki nyugalommal keszi-
tette el ropog6sra, illatosra XII
tiino hbapecsenyet a tisztes
BIau-familia epekedvc lite k0riil
az asztalt.
- Edes fam, = sz0lt Blau cl-
.erzekenyiilt hangon a fclcsegGhez,
= parancsolj, ]egyen a tied az cl-
SO falat.
- Mi lelt teged, Nacikam, -
lcp6d0tt meg Blaune, = hogy te
hirtelen egy kozepkori lovag let
tel? Husz evi hazassagunk alatt
ma az elso eset hogy te udvarias
vagy Is pont engem kinalsz az ell
50 falattal!
- Hat tiidod. dragam = hu-
nyorgatott a ravasz Blau - az
a szercncsetlen hitsorsos, akinek
kover libaja helyett mi csir-
kenk jutott, most biztosan ugy
atkozodik, hogy: "Az els6 falat-
t0l fulladjon meg az, aki libat|
megeszi!" Hat mar inkabb csak
te k6stold meg az els0 falatot =.
= Man hat tessek olyan jo sziv|
vel lenni, tekintetcs patikarius
ur, hogy irja ra, hogy' melyik kell
a tehennek, meg melyik az annyul
komnalS, mer meg Riska fel ia
lal fordulni tole.
SIPULUSZ.
l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

.SkCIlON OF The CONSTITUTION SO
uNlFoRM SULE OF T AL H REAH EST EsTATE e
AND TANGlBLE PROPERTY EXCEPT
! MOTOR yEHICL LES. AND TO PROVIDE
rRoPERTY. N-.oN VI A''0A
Be it resolved by the General Assembly of the
state Of Ohio. three-ffth of the members
elected to each house cencurring therein:
That there shall be submitted to the electors of
the state for their approval or rejection, At the
election to be held on the FIRST Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1925, pro-
posal to amend article XII, section of the
follows:
ARTICLE XII.
Sec. 2. Laws shall be passed, taxing by a
uniform rule all real estate and improvements
thereon and all tangible personal property, ac-
c9rding to their true value in money, excepting
motor vehicles which shall be taxed as may
stocks and all other intangible property, shall
be taxed as may be provided by law.
But all bonds outstanding on the first day Of
January; 1913, Of the state of Ohio or Of any
city, village, hamlet, county or township in this
state or which have been issued in behalf of
the public schools in Ohio and the means of
bonds issued under article VIII, section "a of
this constitution for the world war compensa-
ton fund.- shall be exempt from taxation; and
burying grounds, public school houses houses
used exclusively for charitable purposes'
public property used exclusively for any public
purpose, ana tangipie personal property, to an
amount not exceeding in value five hundred
dollars for any individual, may by general laws,
be exempted from taxation; and laws may be
passed to provide against the double taxation
that results from the taxation of both the real
estate and the mortgage or the debt secured
thereby, or other lien upon it, but all such
laws shall be subject to alteration or repeal:
and the value OF all property, so exempted, shall,
from time to time, be ascertained and published
as may be directed by law
Be it-farthey resolved, That at such election
above referred to this amendment shall be
vided by law, in such form as the secreetary of
state may designate. -
If the votes for the proposal shall exceed
effect OH the first day of January. 1926 and
original section of article XII Of the consti.
tuition shall be repealed and annulIed.
Adopted March z6 1925.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

rOON 1EANS.
Be it resolved BY the General Assembly of th.
= State of Ohio. three,ffths of the mernbrr.
elected to each house concurrnp thr-e;n !.
That there shall be submitted to the electnr.
OF the state for their approval or rejection AT the
election to be held on the first Tuesday after
the hrst Monday in November, 1925. a pro.
posal to amend section of article III and
section 2 Of article x. and to repeal section 3
of article. XVII and section Of article K az
the. constitution of the state of Ohio to read
as follows:
ARTICLE III.
Sec. 2. The governor, lieutenant governor
secretary OF state, treasurer, auditor and at
torney general shall hold their Offices for four
years, Their terms of Office shall commence
their election, and continue until their auc.
cessors are elected and qualified.
. ARTICLE X.
Sec 2. All elective county officers shall h.
elected on the first Tuesday after the first
county. for period of four years.
&c It f.rthsy resolved. That at the election.
above referred to, such proposal shall be placed
secretary of state may designate
If the votes for the proposal shall rxc..d
those against it, the amendment shall on into
effect January 1, 1926 and original section ny
Of article III, and section q Of article a,d
section of article XVII and section 3 of nrt;cis
X of the constitution of the state Of Oh;o eh,II
be repealed and annuled. The General Asse,,.
bly, shall have power to SO adjust or extend
existing terms of Office as to effect tha pl,rr,oss
of the foregoing amendment.
Adopted April ~. 1926.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
Nagysikerii volt a Beregiek feIlepte

Hefon este nagy es osznte skier jegyeben foy lie Be-
regi el6adasBro Lajos ''Rabolovag" ia dtno szerep
osztasban kert elenk-A szneszek mindegyike, Bereg
vel een elejtheteten alaktast nyujtott E6adas
geztevel banket volt Commercial Clubban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
MEM 1sMER0s

Egyik ujpesti zsido familiaba
bevetodott egy Greg koldus. A csa
ladnal epp keresztel6 volt. A kis
ujsziilottet megmutattak az Greg
koldusnak es elragadtatassal ker-
deztek:
= Ma, kire hasonlit a pickle?
= Nit tudom en-, szolt a kol
dus, = mem vagyok ismer0s ebben
a varosban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
ARTICLE III, SECTION 2; ARTICLE x.
a SECTION 80

PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION oE
article III. SECTION 2 OF ARTICLE X
ANP TO REPEM SECTION 2 OF ARTI-
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
SITE OF OHIO, TO PROVIDE FOR
TERMS OF OFFICE OF NOT LESS THAN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

Egy nGsiilni szandekozo hely-
bell magyarnak a hazassagk0zve-
tito elmondja, hogy szoban for
60 leany igen gazdag.
- Mar ell is van we've, - mond
ia magyarunk.
- De ARA figyelmeztetncn
kell, hogy a leanynak g0rbe la
ba van.
- Ma es? Direkt kedvencem a
rokok0 stilus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
ARTICLE XII, SECTION Q

RRGF9s1Sf s9c9oT T3 m Az AEs1 ART1GhG XII y
UNIFORM RULE OF ALL REAL ESTATE
AND TANGIBLE PROPERTY EXCEPT
MOTOR VEHICLES, AND TO PROVIDE
F0k The TAXATION OF INTANGIBLE
PROPERTY
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

Szerkeszt0nket megszolitja az
utcan egy kolto-jelolt, hogy OIL
vass.a ell es biralja meg k0ltema-
nyeit, a szarnyprobalgatast.
- Jojjon szerkesztosegbe -
volt a valalsz = szarnypr6balga-
tas helyett oman mar = repulni
fog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15

Az alabbi eset egy steeltoni ma
gyar testveriink hajlekaban tor
tent.
! Apa: Hogy most teged meg kel
lett vernem, hidd Ell, az jobban faj
nekem, mint neked
Flu (orditva): Igen, de neked
mem oft, ahol nekem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-15
Helyben tOrtenetek...

Oszkarka (mamaja elozoleg ala
posan elnaspagolta): Mondd, pa
pa, miert vetted felesegul a ma
mat?
Papa: Mar te is azon gondolko-
zol?
Egyik helybeli magyar klub-
ban beszelgetnek:
- Hogy van Blau?
- Az utols6 aranyorajat eli.
A minap t0rtent egy helybeli
gor0g restaurantban az alabbi
eSet: q
: - Pincer! Micsoda dolog ez ?
Ilyen piszkos vizet ad elem?
- Pardon, nagysagos ur. On
optikai csalodas aldozata. A viz
tiszta, csak az uveg piszkos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-07
Official Inspection
Trinity Commandery
Held Friday Evening

Very Eminent Sir Thomas z. Nc
Donald of Portland, deputy grand
commander of the Grand Command
cry of Maine. was the inspecting Of
ficer Friday night at the official dn-
spection and visitation of Trinity
Commandery, No. Z. X. T., which
was held at the Asylum on Water
street. He was assisted by a suite
composed of En-. Sir George F. Gid
dings as grand senior warden, EN-.
Sir Wallace NJ. Pierce of Gardiner as
grand junior warden. En-. Sir
Charles II. Chase as grand warder
and En-. Sir. Charles X. Tilden of
Hallowell, En-. Sir James f. Kings
ley, En-. Sir Thomas II. Dodge. EN-
Sir George c. Stafford, En- Sir Melvin
f. Sawtelle. En-. Sir Charles r.
Getchell of Hallowell. EN-. Sir Will
bert S. Wilson. En-. Sir Albert NJ.
Pinsree. En-. Sir Melvin II. Simmons
of Hallowell and En-. Sir John c.
Arnold.
The work was eXemplified in a
beautiful manner by the officers of
Trinity Commandery and this fact
elected warm congratulations from
the inspecting officer. The COM
mandery quartet consisting of Sir
Frank Dyer, Sir William Cross, Sir
Arthur Morton and Sir L. l.. Dolli-
yer. assisted by Sir Scion Purinton
at the organ furnished music for the
work.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
the Sir Knights repaired to the ban
quet hall where delicious supper
was served. which was much enjoyed
by all,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-07
CURRENT EVENTS
Gu B PROGRAM
MOST INTERESTING

Mrs. Clarence A. Day entertained
the Augusta Current Events Club at
her home on High street, Friday
afternoon, and despite discouraging
weather conditions there was a large
attendance of members and guests,
and the afternoons program proved
exceptionally interesting and enjoy
able.
AN interesting business session
was first carried out, after which
Mrs. Day, as chairman of the home
economics committee of the club,
presented Miss Rosamond Jewett,
Home Demonstration leader of the
Extension Service. College of Agri-
culture, University of Maine.
Miss Jewett gave a very compre-
henSive and instructive account of
the work done by state and local
club leaders and told of the remark
able results accomplished in com
munities where cooking and sewing
clubs have been established.
Several selected musical numbers
We're given by the Misses Marion
and Elizabeth White. which were
highly appreciated by the ladies'. Mrs.
d. f. Foster of Augusta as leader
Of the local girls club presented an
attractive playlet, featuring four
members of the club. Misses Irma
Cunningham, Hazel Foster. Virginia
Gidney and Ella Stackpolc. This
play given party in song. carried a
very pretty lesson to the effect that
club work may prove attractive and
interesting to evew IS ssStnt re
Interesting to even the sophisticated
CITY mailen.
Delightful refreshments OF sand
witches. chocolate and home made
candies were served by the hostesses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-07
Judge Hats State
Continued from Page One)

! Scott Miller. Mrs. Stokes mother. de-
noGncing Mrs. Stokes for alleged as
ISOLATION with negro men.
His face blazing with anger. and
clenching the arms Of the witness
stand, Mr.. Stokes strained forward
and hurled an equally wrathful Il
postal. Judge Gemmill stopped the
reading, terming it very improper"
4 few minutes later Mr.. Smith
asked:
Didn't notorious women visit your
apartment at the Ansonia Hotel, and
was not that why Mrs. Stokes left?"
Mr.. Stokes angrily shouted: NO"
although an objection by his attor-
ney was sustained. Judge Gemmilrs
bombshell then exploded.
'If this line of questioning were to
be continued. no matter what the
verdict would be. 1 would have to set
it aside" said the coart.
The reading of those postcards
has destroyed this case already in
my opinion. 1t wa wrong in any
court on earth. You could hang any
man on evidence Xix that.
II am not certain but what 1t al
ready has reached a point that would
make it necessary for me to set aside
the verdict"
every well: I'll cease that line o.
questioning" said Smith.
"Fll bet YOU wilr' returned the
Judge sternly.
Mr. Stokes concluded nine hours
of direct testimony at the morning
session. For nearly six hours Of the
time his testimony was uninterrupt-
ed as he told Of three year inves-
tigation that took him to many parts
OF the country and into contact with
many strange persons in an investf-
cation of reports that his wife was
once an inmate of the Everleigh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-07
Chicago Produce Market

chicago, MarCn o.
Enormous selling of wheat today
bushel. Unlocked for big shipments
reported to have been made from Ar
gentina, Australia and India started
the break in values. and before the
in semi-panic condition The closing
was wild, to 11sc net lower, May
1.Soa to 1917 and July 1924 to 1.62s.
with corn II to &c down and oats I
to 1sc off. In provisions there was 10
to 65 cents advance.
large in this country even after the
decline in prices here had become
drastic, gave the final jolt to the wheat
market Just before the close. The abb
sence of new export business appeared
to convince many traders that likeli-
hood of any acute world shortage of
wheat this season had greatly less
ened and that theories of scarcity no
longer looked good. Whether the lead
ing domestic holders of wheat had
much debated point after the market
had closed, but the fact that one Of
the houses most conspicuous in to-
days selling has heretofore repre-
scented the holders was taken in many
quarters as evidence in the affirmative.
of 100000 bushel shipments from
the southern hemisphere, it was re-
ported that the amount OF wheat
afloat on ocean passage would reach
the huge total of s0,000,000 bushels
this week. Furthermore, rains wore
said to have put an end to drought in
Indiana, and there were forecasts of
rain or snow which would stop com
plants of dry weather in the grain
belt west and southwest of Chicago.
Corn and oats were upheld by large
spreading operations between wheat
and corn, with corn being bought.
sharp advances in the value of hogs
! afforded a basis for such spreads.
The rise Of the provision market