davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
UDOM G. 519. I. X. s. j..
v EAST YOUNGSTOWN

Clslo oznamuje svojim ndom, ze
ma stvrt 'roGnej soh6dzi bolo T.
snesene, re kazdy I'D, prislncha-
j1ci do tohto tisla ma sa zilcast-
nit vel 'konocnej Spovpdi V So
botQ veter dna 2S. marca, a sv.
prijmania nedel'u, 20. marca
in korpore pod vel 'kou sv. omsou
udovia sl ziadani, ably kazdy svo.
in krest 'ansk1 povinnost' vyko.
nal, ako sa to ma katolika patri
III MdOvia, ktOri sii vzdialeni, mech
poSlll alcbo donesii ma budlcu
sch6dzu svoje spovedel'nG listky
S uctou a bratskym pozdravom
Michal Sedlacko,
ilct. cisla 519
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
DO sTRUTHERs, UDKYNIAM
G. 156. ]. K. S. z. J.

Spolok NavStivenia Fanny Ma.
RE, cislo 1856. IkSZJ. V Struthers
oznamuje svojim ndkyniam, ably
sa kazda dostaviIa ku sv. spovedi
dina %. marca odpoludnia o 3. a
vecer Z. hodine a nedel'u II rano
o 8. hod. inkorpore ku sv. priii-
maniu. Ia omSa sl1zena bude N
zivych mrtvIch tohoto spolku.
Prcto povSimnite 81 tohto sestrv
a doStavte Sa vO vel 'kom pOGtr.
ka2da mech pride so svo.jim cd
znakom 0 pol 8. rano do Skoly,
odkial' pojdeme do kostola.
OStavam so sestersklm pozdra
vOm,
Alzbets Gabrik, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
Ease DVE VEL IKE BUDOvY
MA FEDERAL ULICI

The McCrory Stores korpora-
cia zacala stavbu $35O,OOO budovy
ktora pojde krizom namestia
do Federal ulice. Bndova bnde
najprv 3-poschodova bnde po-
stnpne zvysovana az ma desat' po-
schodi, co sa stane behom desat
rokov. Troje poschodi bude hoto.
We NJ koncom prijdnceho leta.
Strouss- Hirshberg Co. postavi
So 100000 budovn IA Federal II,
lici, medzi First National a City
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
VZRAST HOME SAVINGS
BANKY

Home Savings and Loan Com
pany Youngstown vydala rocnfi
zpravu, z ktorej vidno vel Ky
vzrast. Banka ma az $25, ,721,131
prostriedkov, co je raz tol 'ko, nez
mala pred pat rokmi a styri razy
tol 'ko, nez mala pred desat' rok-
mi. Jej zarobky "a minuly rok oh
nasaly 81 ,603,3 1855. Vsetkych vkla-
dOv ma "a "A milionov dolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
BULLETIN SVATO- -VOJTESsKY
Podava: REV STEFAN Koc1s hlavny jednatel'
613 North Lakevew Avenue youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown, Ohio.
go. marca 1925.

~. marca 1925.
TRENTON, n. J.--Michal Knis,
124 Second st.
TREsCKOW, PA.--Jan Jaknbi-
sin, P O Box Al. ...
UNIONTOWN, PA.-+Tmrich Pi
varnik, 172 Oakland Ave.
KNOXVILLE, CONN.-Jakub
NedorosGik, P O Box 276. .
UNITED, PA.-Stefan Borsik, P.
O. Box 50.
WEBSTER, MASS.-Rev. Stefan
Seci, s1OS School st. -,
IWEsTFTEIlD, MAss.-stapislav
P. Macak, Al Taylor Ave:
WHARTON, N. J.-,Jan Simura.
dix, Box IA, Mt. Hope.
WHITING, IND.-Pri farnosti sv
Jana: X. Kostolnik, 416 Fisch
rupp Ave.
WYLAM, ALA.--Peter Majernik
P O Box 694.
| YONKERS, n. Y.--Rcv. Jan Ku
basek, 1S Franklin st.
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.-Pri far
nosti sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
Rev. Jan NJ. LiscinslSy, 252 f
| Wood st. - Pri farnoSti sv. Ma
teja: Rev. F.. Kozelek, 1852 Ho
mewood Ave. - Pri farnost
Najsv. Mena Jezis: Jozef Ora
vec, 1874 n. Maryland Ave.
SNAZNA PROSBA.-Snazne
nctive prosim svojich oltarnycl
bratov, ktori este ncmaj1 vo $40
jcj farnosti intestine jednatel 'stvo
ably mi laskave par riadkov odpi
sail, ze bud sami to ma seba pri
imn, alebO zc mi ma tcntO iira(
schopneho clovcka vo Svojcj far
nosti odporiiGajn.
| PODTELY.-Tvmto oznamujen
vsetkym ,tym starym iIdom, ktor
ma podiely prosili, ze som in
dina II. marca ziadane podiely pt
poSte postal. Haste sa ne III
postc. Lcbo odkedy som zacal 1--WE
rejnovat' "RULLETIN' dosta
yam vel Ike mnozstvo listov so zia
dostiami podielX, takze ME je m
mono kazd6mu pisat' a upovedo
nit no zvlast', ze som jeho lis
dostal podiel re mu posielam
Preto kto dostane ziadany svo
podicl, mech je mu to dokazom. &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
Spolkove zpravy
PRELOzENIE sCH0DZE
SPOLKU SV. L UDMILY

Spolok Sv. L'udmily, tfslo 325
oznamuje svojim itakyniam, za
riadna schodza vydrziavat sa bu.
de V prvn nedePu, 5. aprila pa
obede v skole Sv. Cyrilla Metho-
da. Schvdza bola prelozena pre-
Vel'kn Noe. Sestry S,l ziadant
ably 81 tohto povsimly ma sch6.
dzu 5. aprila sa plnom poGte do
stanovily. Spolkcvy urad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27

PokraGovanie menoslovu miest-
nych jednatel 'ov Spolkn sv. Vol
techa:
PA.-Pri farnosti
sv. Matnsa: Andrej Bla'hut, 1874
So. 10Th st.
Pri farnosti sv. Joachima Rev.
Michal Fajdel, 3O1 Forward Av.
Pri farnosti sv. Gabriela Arch. :
Jan Hlister, 1890 Atmore st.
PLANTSVITLE, CONN.-Matej
Chmella, P. @. Box 555.
PORT GRIFFITH, PA.-Jakub
Zigmnntovit, 1880 Main St.
PUEBLO, COLO.-Jozef Novak,
535 Moffat Ave.
RAMEY, PA.--Martin Rialon, P
0. Box 69.
RARITAN, \. J.-Rcv. Jozcf p
Ketter, 134 Somerset st.
READING, PA.-Rev. j. w. Ho
racck, 449 SO. 9th st.
REPUBLIC, PA.-Rev. Juraj Ma
linak, p. O. Box 251.
ROBINS, OTTTO.-Mrs. Mary Les
ko, p. O. Box 81.
ROCK SPRINGS, WYO.-Rev. 4
Schiffrer, IS. Cyril and Met
hodius Church.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.-Joza
Vasky, 937 Shotwell st.
SEANOR, PA.-Michal Masar, P
O. Box 296..
SCHENECTADY, n. Y.-Andrr
Dvorscak, 612 Sixth Ave. !
SHENANDOAH, PA.-Rev. Mi
chal p. KakoS, 80 f. Oak st.
SHEPPTON, PA.-Rev. Fathe1
Pastor, st. Joseph's Church. !
SMOCK, PA.-Tomas Fatya, P.O
Box 101. ~.
STAMFORD, CONN.-Jozcf Mem
eek, Sc Horton st.
STEWARTSVlLLE, Ohio.-Jar
FarkaSovskI, P.O.Box 81.
STOCKETT, MONT.-Vincent r,
luSko, Pollok 102.
STREATOR, ILL.-Imrich Var
gOvclk.
:STRUTIERS, OWO.-Rcv. Ste
fan Begalla, 53 w. Washington
ST.
STUTTGART, ARK.-Stefan Dol
ny, p. O. Box 50.
SUPERIOR, WIS.-Peter Prise
gem, 91S Elm Ave.
TARENTU1M, PA.-Stefan Bed
narik, RID. No. 2, Box 157.
TARENTUM, PA.-Alois HohoS
339 West 9th Ave.
TAYLOR, PA.-Rev. Juraj Petra
SEX. 40S \. Main st.
TOLEDO, OTIIO.-Rcv. A. A. Pir
nat, 1865 York st.
TORRINGTON. CONN.-Rev. St
Panik, 116 Grove st.
TRENTON, n. J.-Stanislav Gi
lax, 504 Centre St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
pridel p0dy M WI ,kcot M ~


Pridsl pody ~ WI 'koata u
Olsovjany. Ola zakona : 80. jan
1920 zahajuje sa prfdelove pokra-
coyanie ma vel'kostatku Olsovja-
ny, ktorano knihovnym majitc-
Tom je Mad 'arska studijna zakla-
dina Magyar kiralyi tanllmanyi
alap), zast1pena likvidacnon ko-
misiou centralnej spravy katoli-
ckych cirkevnych vel 'kostatkov.
Vel 'kostatok lezi v obci Olsovja-
ny, pri Kosiciach. Celkova vyme-
ra vel 'kostatku je: TOP kj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
ZapaLu pl'1c strasi!

V Los Angeles, Cal, objavila sa
pliaga prudkeho zapalu pl'dc, nieiaca
zivoty kratkom case. Panujl obavy,
ze sa rozsiri po celej Amerike tax, ako
zlopovestna flu.
Netreba sa obavat'! Telo, ktoreho or
gany 1cinkujd riadne, nepodl 'ahne
l'ahko ziadnej epidemickej nakaze.
..Juvito cisty Bylinovy Cal je darom
samej prirody l'udstvu. Pozostava 20
16. liecivych bylin. Je to prirodzeny
prostriedok ma posilnenie: zalldka, Pc
Gene pokrutok a vytecnym pomocni-
kom spomenutych organov l'udskeho te.
la vo vylucovani jedovatych latok a
plynov tela, ktore zapricinuju PRE-
CHLADNUTIA, zaludkov6 nemoce,
zlenivenie pecene pokrtitok, b6le hla-
Wy, zacpu, nezazivnost', rheumatizmus
atd'.
Uzivamim a to dennym Juvito Cisteho
Bylinov6ho caju predidete zhubnym
prechladnutiam, pom6zete zalldku v
praci inym organom tela vo vylueo,
vani jedovstych ciastok a plynov. Kto
uziva pred spankom sialku horlceho
JUVITO Bylinoveho Caju, ten sa ne,
musf obavat' prechladnuti a epidemii,
ten 81 udrzuje organy tela pri cerstvo-
sti, sile riadnom P6sobeni. !
V pade prechladnutia pouzfvanie
JUVITO Cisteho Bylinoveho Caju ma
tieranie prechladnutych eiastok tela JU
VITO Balzamom proti Prechladnutin
ma vel 'kolepe deinky. Is.
Oba prostriedky dostat' prvotried.
nych apatiekach, grocernych obcho.
doch a vyrabatel'ov BIELEK MA
NUFACTURING CO., 5151 BUTLER
ST., PITTSBURGH. PA.
Boxa Juvito tisteho Blynoveho eaju
stoji 5Oc., sest boxi $3.50.
Teglik Juvito Balzamu proti Pre-.
chladnutiu 50c., sest' teglikov $3.50.
Nebud tie bez tychto prostriedkov
ami len dna varujte sa napodobnenfm!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
EouHqa1oHasx1 gLpx4Eskf noYIsY

som prijal jeho list a doplatok "a
doprayu. Doplatok "a podiel je 25
centov, ktore idh Spolku a ME
mne. Kto posle Wac, v tom pade
tiez cely obnos ide Spolku, ako
milodar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
YOUNGsTOWNsKE NovINY
MA STANDE Y E. YOUNGEST

Slovaci East Youngstown, kto-
ri dosavAd' nepredplacajn tieto
noviny, m6zu 81 ich kupovat' ka-
zdtl sobotn ma novinkovom stank1
ma Stop 10, pod mostom Sheet and
Tube Co. Vytisk "a Sc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27
Alzbeta Gabrik, zap.
McMANUs sLAvI 15-ROCNICU,

Dobre znamy departmentny OBJ.
chod Youngstown, The McMa-
nus Co. slavi V tieto dni 15-rocnG
jubileum svojho trvania. Tento
obchod tiez vel'mi krasne napre-
doval. Zalozil no B. McManus s
"kapitalom' $2S. Iamestnaval
vtedN len dvoch pomocnikov. Be
HON Is rOkOv Z maliCkehO Obcho-
du stal sa jeden z najvacSich V
meste, zamestnavajllc teraz 125
pomocnych sill.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-27

Trust bankami. So stavbon poene
ma budnci rok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
IS HELD HERE
AS ALIENS
81 Men, 3 Women Unable TO
Explain Presence in U. S.

Not being able 10 explain their
presence in the United states. Is
alien tourists are being entertained
by tho government al tbs immlgra,
ton station here
There are % men and three wou-
en-. The visitors" nmuse them.
selves all day long reading magp,
zines. playing cards and writing let.
tiers home
There are IS Canadians. Chi.
nsss. ; Ausirtans. Russians
English. scotch. Germans a
Pole, an Irishuan. swedr. an
Italian. a Dane and an Icslander.
Most o. them were picked up AZ
the border as they tried 10 enter
the United States. Immigration Of.
ficlsIs say that a number Of them
went 10 Canada during harvest
time. and now that the season Is
over have tried TO get into this
country.
All Of them are awaiting dsports.
ton or court action 10 decide wheth.
er they may remain IN the country
or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Movie Men Alarmed at
School Entertainments
Showing of Feature Pictures in Public Schools
Deplored by Exhibitors

Afternoon session. 80 follows /. A.
pnnkNtns. Tacoma. president.
Prank Edwards. seattle. nrrt vice
president e. A. swanson, Everett
second vice president. } ~ Hone.
Seattle. reelected executive sea.e,
tHfy
Three new members of the board
~ directors aso were chosen They
were Fred Mercy. Yakima. y. W,
Graham. shelton and H. ", nrusn.
Seattle. The other ak who continue
in offiee are T'rcd Walton. .ohn
Hamnek. Ray uromhhscher. Prank
godwaTds, c A, swanson and l.. A.
DrinkWinr,
Joe Badt. brihkwtno and era
ham were chosen 10 At as organlra.
ton members 81 the arbitration
board. which settles disputes b.
tween exhibitors and exchanges
Last year the board handled q
canes
A banquet and BAH ~ The olym'
pic Hotel wednesday night closed
the convention Mayor Edwin J.,
Brown and Congressman John r.
Miller were the speakers az the ban
auet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
AIR EXPEDITION.
TO ALASKA
Party win Make Maps OF
Unexplored Territory

SAN mEGO Nov s.--An aerial
expedition 90 map Alaska. 90 last
two or THREE yeau. viii De started
next year according 60 an announCe
mgnt az the naval air station To-day
The expedition viii be headed ~
Lieut. Ben a. Wyatt flight officer
here. who successfully completed The
mapplus % TIE navy on sbale re
serves ~ the Colorado mountains
this summer
Lieutenant Wyatt Is new ~ Wash.
inEtou rompIcung arrangements tnr
The task. An tbs nyem % the expo.
iitlou have NOT yet been definitely
named but viii include ~ least two
pilots and one photographed who ac.
oompanird Wyatt ON the Colorado
ask They arr Chief Pilots 7. ".
Williams and J. r. RaVhngs and
chief Photographed 7, a. Melon,
oaEh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
REORGANIzE AIR
SQUADRON
New Fleet Commander
Forms 3 Wings OF Service

SAN DIEGO. CAL Nov. E.-Rsor
ranlzaiion o. the Aircraf, squAdrons
battle fleet and the division into
three separate wings. with each
wing consisting q two Or mors
squadruns. Nur announced hsrs TO-
day By capt. John Recvcs. who re-
ncved Cap, stanford Noses a. com,
mandsr % the air craft battle flee,
The three wings will consist q an
observation wing. a fighting wins
and a scouting. torpedo and bombing
wing. Commander A G. Read. who
pilotsd a plane herU3z the Atlantic.
will have command % the observe.
ton wing, Commander John Towers.
who commanded the flight across
the Atlantic 10 Europe. viii have
charge Of the scouting. torpedo and
bombing wing. and Commander
Ralph Wood, now In command OF
The lighting plane squadron OF the
battle fleet. viii be promoted 10 the
command OF the lighting wing.
To assis, IN the Reorganization. ~
new sc fighting, bombing. scouting
and torpedo planes are now being
assigned 20 tho Pacific coast By
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Position Open in
Vets Bureau Here

Tho United States ciyil trryicr
commission announces an open com.
pstitiIys Kubcltrcal examination 20
En- a vacancy IN the position Of mes.
sengsf. Unitod states veterans bu
r-.u. Seattle. al IT2o per annum
Receipts Of applications win close
December 2. 1895 Examination viii
BE- held AZ seattle.
For further Information and ap.
plication blank. apply 60 the sec
Rotary iith United States civil serv,
Ice district. EOS Postoifiee building,
Seattle. MAah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
French Ace Will
Not Be Witness

WASHINGTON. Nov. Capt.
Rene Fonck. ace Of the French air
service. viii not testify at the Mitch.
ell court martial
Altho his name was on the list Of
witnesses requested by Representa-.
tive Frank Reid. republican. Illinois,
counsel for Mitchell. the French EN-.
bassy. asked whether he would &C.
cep, a summons or an invitation. re-
Piled. Certainly not"
II was explained that testimony by
Fonck would be regarded as n dis
courtesy 70 the United states gov
eminent, which Is trying Mitchell
and under no circumstances would
Fonek appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
KMs Of tbr m0tlon picI

DROHIENs Of tbr molten picture
4 industry. nationally K>fv die
cJsssd by members ~ the Muton
Picture Owners ~ Washington az
their annual convention. "Wednesday,
"a the ~ W A hall 1921 Third
ave
Tho growing menace 90 theatcr
owners N what thsy term the ''un'
tair competition % puhlic SCHOOLS
which show feature nl.a az weekly
school shows. was the cause q con
siderable general discussion,
j. n Hone. executive secretary 81
the organization. told how the prob
lem had assumed nation N!do signin.
canoe. Many exhibitors are finding
that this competition Is likely eNcniu.
ally 90 pat them out ~ business. he
said.
several methods % combating u
were broaehed in the general Dis
ruzsion following his speech lsxts'
Iation 20 compel schools 20 comply
with the same laws which govern
operation OF iNfAAfAN aAAteAt ~ ~tNf
the distributors and exchanges from
selling feature pictures 10 schools
and arbitration With school boards
or parenttsachcrs' associations were
suggested
The convention decided. after the
discussion. 20 appoint a committee
20 take up the matter 81 governing
The sale % feature pictures 70
schools with the Film hoard q
Trade.
Vice President II " Brurn, who
took the chair In the absence u
President John Hamriek, spoke on
the rapid progress made ey the or
ganiEation since rs founding two
years ago. RE pointed out that their
membership. totaiinE $50, numbers a
good majority % thr exhibitors Of
the state
New officers were elected at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
BOOK FAIR is
ATTRACTIVE
Rare Editions, Manuscripts
Shown at Frederick & Nelson

Seattle b0ok lovers have an %,
portunity Of viewing an exhibition
Of rare editions and manuscripts az
Seattle's nrs; book fair. which
opened Thursday morning IN The
Frederick 4 Nelson store
Original book and magazine Illus,
tratons. autographed letters by Ia
nous authors. and many other
things which are Of intcreS, not
only 20 book lovers, students and
artists. but TO the general public as
well. are displayed
Authors. artists. publishers and
collectors have co.opcratcd with the
Frederick & Nelson hook shop In
making this fair most interesting
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
TRAINMEN WILL
ASK RAISE
Would Restore Peak War
Time Wages Again

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.--lBy L. P.l--
General chalrmen representing train
men and conductors on Western
railroads have decided TO ask the
railroad labor board for a per
cent increase In wages. IL was made
known today following a two-day
conference here,
The increase would restore the
peak, war time scale
Existing agreements between the
rail workers and the companies ex.
pirc December 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
Iallng $3.50 Tor their appearance.

taIInE H35V Tor tHcir appearance.
The reward for Herbcr, Hart
alias Frank Crauor. IS sioe. For
the other five. L. II. Burns. Emma
Z. Aiiios william Goodman. Ben
Yhko;a and Fred Kato. $50 reward
Il offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-05
L. Jury FREEs TWO

Go Bon and Long Mol each sep
arately charged with violation Of
the narcotic act, were acquitted by
tho new federal court jury. which
started the November term wedncs-
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-10
FOURTEEN MEN
TO NOWHERE
FROM FARGO
Employees of State Regulatory
Department Coming to
Bismarck

Fargo, N. D., July lo.-f"nrte"H
men. including chemists and inspect
ors. expect to move their hcadQuar-
tcrs from the North Dakota Agri~
cultural college to Bismarck ABOUT
Sept. ]. Il. o. Baird of Fargo, VIII"
has been reappointcd to his post,
declared recently.
The departments of the state reg
ulatory division which are still To-
Gated at the college include. food.
drugs, beverage, hotel, sanitary and
oil inspection departments.
Offices and laboratory rooms to
be vacated in the chemistry building
are expected to be taken over by the
school Of chemistry.
II. o. Baird Of Fargo has been re.
appointed state food commissions,
and chemist for period of two years
by the state board Of administration
the appointment dating from July |
1925. Mr.. Baird's department con
trolls inspection Of food aud drugs
hotel and oil inspection.
The rcappointmcnt Of Gilbert Sem
ingSon, state examiner, to be SCcrc
tary Of tho depoSitOrs guaranty funt
commission, for a period from July |
1925. to June so. 1926. also has beer
filed. The term Of +. W. Cathro a
inspector Of the guaranty fund bod!
dates until June 80, 1926, at IA salar,
Of $4,000 Il year. The commission
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-10
MARKET NEWS
Wire Markets BY
Associated Press
WHEAT AGAIN
TAKES SLUMP
Favorable Crop Report Tends
to Weaken Market

Chicago, July l0.--P)-Downturns
in wheat values took place today dur
ing the early dealings. Bearish as
poets OF the government wheat crop
report. together with the fact that
Liverpool quotations were lower.
tended to weaken the market her"
and so likewise did word Of cool fair
weather in the northwest. The fore
asst, however, was for warmer tenn
pcraturca likely to increase danger
Of damage by black rust. Opening
prices ranging from | lie decline t"
tic advance, September 81 a" 5Sc to
$l.iA lac and December Sl,a4 &c to
%l.a5. were followed by something 80
rally but then by sctbacks all
around.
subsequently tho market worked
higher, traders being Influenced by
fears concerning heat in the north
west. The speculative demand failed
t" develop and with an increase Of
movement in new winter wheat the
market declined sharply at the last
Wheat closed heavy "a c to 27sc ne:
lower, September SLAP Is; Dcccm-
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-10
NEW TAXLAW
WILL. RELIEVE
TAX URDENS

Washington, July Io.-N)-l he
present tax law designed /" reduce
the lc.y on th" public by $!hA,oon,
600. has affected a reduction hN
only little more than half that
amount, it vas indicated in treasury
Internal revenue figures for No,
giving the total taN receipt aa ~,
5S4,oln,SA7.
The total for tho fiscal year 81
1924, s., G,l7o,25H and Che r'dnr~
ton Of $2l2, 400 shown Tor the
six months Of 1925 during which
the lower tax rates were operative,
leads treasury officials to believe
the new law will relieve taN bur
dcns by the sum contemplated. The
figures also give evidence that tax
efforts to be made by the next Con
grcss will have as a goal $2o0,Ooo,0o'
and Senator Watson, lndlaan, Il
member Of the senate finance COM
mittee, announced last night nc
would favor cutting that load IRON
the tax goal he believed the com
bincd normal and surtaX on incomes
should not exceed % per cont, hu'
he had reached no conclusions AS I.
how the levy could be divided.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-10
INDIAN IS ~,
ORDAINED
AS MINISTER

independence. N. D.. July 1O.-EG-
yard C"odbild. AN Indian. was or
Gained here Is u congregational!
minister, with imrre saive ceremonies.
He is the first Indian from the Eer~
thold indian reservation to be or
daincd as a minister, and is believed
one of the few if not the only IN
dian in the state to be ordained as a
Protestant minister.
The ordination sermon was gwen
hv Rev. James Elvin of Dickinson.
and other parts on the program were
taken by Rev. Hull. Rev. X. Y. Con
ard, Rev. Robert Hall. Rev. II. w.
Case and Deacon Wolf Chief of the
!. Independence church. Remarks IN
the Indian language were interpreted
by Lewis Baker Of Independence. a
| member Of the Goodbird parish.
/ Wolf Chief and his wife served Il
| picnic dinner for the entire assem-
| hagc and paid the ferry fare for all
cars crossing the Missouri river fo'
| the service.