davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-01-12
NAVY WILL FIT SHIP
FOR RESEARCH WORK
Asks Congress Approval of Fund
& ? for oceanosraph Study
|. - by Scientists,

Plans for fitting put the Navy ten
der Rainbow TO MAKE scientific inyes-
LEGATIONS at sea, recomm ended by the
recent conference here on oceanog-
raphy, were announced yesterday by
the Navy Department, Secretary WILL
J bur having already submitted esti-
mates to the Budget Bureau for the
necessary funds. The name, Maury,
United States Naval Oceanographic
Research. suggested by the confer
ence, has been approved. and the first
work undertaken will be I'm the Gulf
of Mexico. TO be followed by explora-
tions in the North Pacific and North
Atlantic.
Explaining the project in his: lei tier
to the Budget Bureau, Secretary Will
bur said the research work contem-
plated was for the definite object of
discovering and utilizing resources Of
the saa, facilitating navigation by sea
yor air, fostering radio and cable COM
nruntcatton and. safeguarding human
life
The Rainbow has been ordered sur
veyed at the Philadelphia yard to de-
termine her fitness for the work. De-
tailed plans for the research opera
tons were worked out by an. inter
departmental committee headed by
Capt. F. B.. Bassett naval hydrog
rapher.
Evening star., 1925-01-12
PASTOR SHEATSLEY
TALKS Of TRAGEDY
First Plea From Pulpit for
Suspended Judgment Re-
garding His Wlfe's Death.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. January L.
Anonymous letters, pufporting 20
have been written by members or his
aggregation, yesterday caused Kew.
c. V. Sheatsley, pastor or Chrlst
Lutheran Church of Bexley to discuss
before his congregation the mys-
terious cremation of his wife in the
furnace of the parsonage on Novem-
ber II.
1t was the first time the pastor had
mentioned the tragedy since resuning
his pulpit.
Several anonymous letters, pur-
porting to have been written by mem
bers of my congregation" Rev. Mr..
Sheatsley declared, -"have asked why
we have not mentioned the tragedy
that took place in our home" 49,
This statement brought Rev. DR..
Edward Pfeiffer, professor at Capital
University, where Rev. Mr.. Sheatsley
is professor OF religion, to his feet
with an appeal for the pastor. to dis
continue his remarks.
Prof. Pfeiner's Appeal.
This congregation has gone on
record as expressing absolute conf
dence in the Innocence of our pastor
and of -every-rne mber OF his family
7, personally. was dissuaded with diff
iculty from offering a reward Of
$1,000 for information leading to the
conviction of any person or persons
guilty in this. affair. What do the
people want? Did our resolution
have no weight?" DIR. Pfeiffer declared:
Columbus newspapers have printed
number of letters bearing on the
Sheatsley furnace mystery, many OF
them denouncing the pastor and mem
bers Of his family for not offering a
reward for solution to the mystery
II was publication of these letters
and others written directly to-the pas
tor that caused him to discuss the
matter before his congregation.
Rev. Mr.. Sheatsley stood silently
and with bowed head while DR.,
Pfeiffer talked, then, answered:
Pastors Response.
DIR. Pfeiffer has misunderstood me.
1t is /, not the congregation, who
has been Questioned. wish to ask
my congregation to wait in patience
until the rigid and thorough investi-
cation now being conducted by the
regularly constituted-a authorities is
completed, and their findings. made
public, and l wish all OF you to rest
easy in the confidence that when
hndings are made public neither I
nor any member of my family will be
AH any way tFlUllnalty Implicated,
The pastors last remarks were di-
rected toward stories carried in local
papers that County Prosecutor King
bad submitted evidence gathered by
his Investigators before grand
jury. . ...
Body Found November Il.
Mrs. Addie Sheatsley's body was
found in the furnace --of--the.- -Bexley
parsonage late in the afternoon. OF
November IT, when the minister re-
turned from town 80.
coroner made a preliminary in
vestigation and expressed belief that
the woman was suicide. Prosecutor
King, however, was not satisfied
with the decision and began an in
vestigatiOn which lasted for several
days. Failure to uncover any new
Information finally led him TO accept
the coroner's official suicide verdict.
Prosecutor King would not discuss
the evidence alleged to have been
presented to the grand jury.
Evening star., 1925-01-12
UNIVERSITY HEAD RAPS
JAPANESE EXCLUSION ACT
Sets Back Entire Democratic Move
ment in Japan, DR.. E. De w.
--. Burton Says.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, January 12.-The immi-
grafton act passed recently by. Congress
was a "thoughtless gesture" according
TO Ernest De Witt Burton, president of
the University of Chicago. who dis
cussed the act in a forum, conducted
by, the Chicago Council of Foreign
Rela tions. 1t could not be nullified
by another gesture, he said.
THE way. therefore, to- re-estab-
lish the friendship between the two
nations, which was not btoken, but
disrupted, by the hasty action Presi-
.ent Burton said. ''is for both sides
to brave patience-for both sides care
fully to gather data about the whole
question. g
,'Of course, Congress didn't know,
but at the very moment IL passed the
law the West coast universities were
making a survey of the Japanese i'm
migration situation. That survey was
Evening star., 1925-01-12
rs FlREMEN INJURED.
One Severely Burned in Big Chi
caeo Blaze.

CHICAGO. January 12.-One fireman
was severely burned. a dozen others
were overcome by smoke, and DAM
age. estimated at from 100000 to
$1,o0o.0oo, was caused by a fire which
burned for more than Ave hours In q
furniture building in the business
district yesterday.
Hundreds OF guests In the nearby
Congress Hotel were routed by the
smoke and by firemen who used the
hotel as vantage point for hose
Evening star., 1925-01-12
snna shed to bits"

smashed to bits"
The congressional action sets back
the entire Democratic movement in
Japan" the speaker said, which be-
comes the most disatrous phase of the
act. 1t is that movement, he believed,
on which depends not only the hope
of the Orient but the peace Of the
world - :. u.
Evening star., 1925-01-12
$780, 900 LOST IN BLAZE.
Fire Sweeps Dry Goods Store,
Spreading to other Buildings.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. January 12.--
Approximately 100000 damage was
caused by a fire which swept the
Franks drygoods store and for a time
endangered an entire block in the
heart OF the business section here
yesterday. The stock and fixtures
and a part of the building housing the
Franks store were destroyed by ire
and water and number of adjoining
business houses and offices were dam
agAd ~
Evening star., 1925-01-12

lines. Valuable oil paintings and
antiques were among the furniture
stock destroyed
The fire had about an hours head
way before it was discovered by a
night watchman early yesterday. fire
department officials. who summoned
one. third OF the city's equipment, es-
timated. Two of the first companies
to respond were trapped in the base
ment and extricated with difficulty.
An alley separated the building from
the hotel.
Evening star., 1925-01-12

In order TO keep herself fit and
maintain her grace for diving, Miss
Aileen Riggin, former Olympic div
ing champion, finds that classical
dancing is the proper exercise.
Evening star., 1925-01-12

A papyrus now being translated
indicates that the early Egyptians
were familiar with trephining the
skull and the setting of fractures.
Evening star., 1925-01-12
Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic
Liquid-Easy to Use.

When applied as directed Zemo effec-
lively removes eczema, quickly stops
itching, and heals skin troubles, also
Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chatting. II
penetrates, cieanses and soothes. Zemo
is a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid, that Is especially
adapted for daytime use because il does
not show. Trial bottle 35c, large size
s1.oo. Zemo Soap, antiseptic and heal
ing, 25c. All druggists.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
A NILES, o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Lakasa: sos Robbins Ave.
Templom a So. -Sideon, a End St.-en.

Angel latogat6 egyhazunkban.-Mult
vasarnap Mahoning egyhazmegye
vegrehajt6 tikara: Rev. Tvensmayer
lat ogatott ell templomunkba delelotti
istentisztelet alkalmaval. Macy orome-
mex adott kifejezest a gyiilekezet szep
szama, az istentisztelet sep rendje $
altalaban felett a haladas felett, me-
lyet az egyhak SnaA6va tetele 6ta is
tett. A gyiilekezet koszohetet a latoga-
tasert a lelkesz tolmacsolta r0vid be-
I, szedeben. A latogatas melegseget Macy
ban emelte az a teny, hogy Rev. Tvens-
mayer r6gi ismer6s magyarok kozott
is meg nilesi papsaga idejebol -
mely alatt .sok magyar part osszeeske-
tt, sok gyermsket keresztelt mem
cgy magyar temetesen is reszt vett
Mint 3 maga emlitette, csak kedvezd
lehet az jelentes, nit latogatasa cred
menye gyanant egyhazunkr6l az arra
hivatott bizottsagnak be fog tefjesz
teni.
Az Ifjusagi Kor sziniel0adasa.-Hus
vet hetf6i9n fogja az Ifjusagi Kor el5
adni "Tartalekos ferj" cimii vigja
tekot Roman Hallban. El6adas utar
pedig tanemulatsag lesz. Az teny
hogy szerepek a Kor tagjai kozil 9
legiobb er6k kozott vannak kiosztva
biztositja az eloadas sikeret. Az ko
riiImeny pedig, hogy hosszu boJ1
utan ez lesz Ni1eson az els0 tancmulat
sag, garancia ARA, hogy ugy hely
bell, mint a k0rnyeken lak6 fiatalsae
mind oft lesz, ugy hogy mar most at
t6l lehet felni, hogy ez alkalomra sziik
mex fog bizonyulni a Roman Hall.
vi egylet Nileson.-Mult vasarnap a
delutani istentisztelet vegeztevel ala
kul6 gyiilest tartottak az egyhaz tagja
a templom basementjeben. Az 0ssz9O
vdtel eredmenye Nilesi Magyar Ref
Egyhazi Bs. Egylet megalakulasa vol
es pedig mmdjart % taggal. Mig al
Egylet meger6sodik, OF dollar heti Sc
gelyt es tagonk6nt dollart fog fizet
nj temetesi koltseg cimen. Focel pedis
az egthaztagoknak ilyenforman valt
tomoritese. Az alapszabalyok elkeszite
sen egy bizottsag dolgozik legkoze
lebbi gyiileset aprilis 19ten tartja maj,
az uj Egylet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

"A hivatalos tavasz meglehetOs
hidegen kosz0nt0tt be az elmult
h6t szombatjan, szinte megijedt az
ember az els0 tavaszi nap zord
sagatol. De szivekre a tavaszi
fagyossag mines hatassal, tavasz
lit van, mem sokara megindul a
termeszet ebredese. Nemsokara
viragjukban allanak maid fax $
hirdetik AIT az orok igazsagot,
hogy minden ujra eled. A szivek
tavasza is lit van nemsokara, hi
vatalos tavasz azonban csak egy
h6nap mulva kezdodik magyar
szivekben - aprilis 25-en, szomba
ton, Kossuth Kor nagyszabas,l
tayaszi> mulatsagan.
Tavaszi balra, tavaszi magya-
ros mulatsagra sereglik maid egy-
be. ezen az este a magyarsag. A
Kossuth K0r hivo szozata eljut
mindeniive, kiil0n0sen akkor, ha
megemlitjiik, hogy ebben a hivo-
gatoban benne van az is, hogy
ezen tavaszi mulatsagon hires
neves cleveland Kaczur- -bands
huzza maid talpalavalot.
AIT mondja a nota: "Aki egy
seer Tisza vizet issza, vagyik ali
max szive oda vissza .. Macy igaz
sag van ebben a ket sorban. Ben
ne van az is, lhogy, ali egyszer ;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
lIlGlllIl[llll ll=![s=l==4Ell6IlEE
Egyhazi hirek
Gorog kath. egyhaz

Passi6jatek. - Viragvasarnap-
Jan, aprilis 5-en este Z oral kez-
dettel lesz bemutatva helybeli
SIT. Gyorgy magyar gor. kath.
hitkozseg templomaban az a film,
mely az Ur Jezus foldi eletet, szii-
letesetol, kereszthalalaig TARA
elenk. AZ egyhaznak csak nagy
utanjarassal Is koltseggel sikerult
megszereznie varosunkban meg
eddig be mem mitatott filmet, a
melyet meg kil0nosen erdekfeszi-
t6ve tesz az k0riilmeny, hogy a
felvetel magan Szentfoldon, az
esemenyek szinhelyen keszult S e
film semmifele maganvallalatu
szinhazaknal be mem mutathato.
A mozgogepet a Leanyok Ma
RIA Egyletenek Krisztus Urunk
kinszenvedeseire vonatkozo We
eyes szolamu enekei es szobeli el6
adasai fogjak meghatobba tenni
Felhivjuk azert az osszmagyar
sag szives figyelmet ritka aka
lomra, annal is inkabb, inert a Vi
ragvasarnap estejevel kezd6dt
nagyhet megfelelobb hangulatta
alig lephet6 at.
A ket es fel 6raig tarto eloadas
ra szol6 belep6adij ara felnottel
reszere: soc, gyermekeknek: 25c
Amennyiben mar eddig is. ol!
nagy az erdeklodes meghatoal
erdekes es tanulsagos KEEP bemu
tatasa irant, jol teszi, ha kello lido
ben oft lesz es helyet biztosit ma
ganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
The Installment Plan

segitsegevel. A sziikseges anya-
got azonnal szallitjuk Onnek,
\ eek e1lenerteket On tiz h6napon
beliil fizetheti. Ne halogassa a
dolgot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

A KOsSUTH K0R APRILIS 25-EN, SZOMBATON
NAGYSZABASU TAvASZI MULATSAGOT RENDEZ
"A balon Kaczur Janos cleveland bandaja mu


cleveland Kaczur!banda muzsika-
jat hallja, az megragad minden
!zinalkoz6 alkalmat, hogy ennek a
kivalo magyar zenekarnak sziv-
hez szolo n6taiban ,talpalavalol-
ban ismetelten gy0nyorkodhes-
sen.
A Kossuth K0r tavaszi mulatsa-
gan, aprilis 25-en ismet a kedveit
Kaczur-banda lesz lit Cleveland
Dol - hogy edes magyar .muzsl-
kajaval ismetelten felejthetetlen
mulatsagban resztsitse a k0zonse-
get. Az 3 koz0nseget, mely elmegy
mindenuve, felhasznal minden al
kalmat, hogy Kaczurek muzsika-
jara roppja csardast, vagy lille.
gesse magat az amerikai rangat6s
tancokban.
Macy meglepeteseket iger ez {
tavaszi bal szivek szamara is, dt
mem csak fatal szivek dobog
max hevesebben bal k0zeledtere
hanem az Greg szivek is gyorsab
ban vernek: "Oreg ember men
ven ember' az is kirakja mes
ugy, mint a fiatalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

ne, F6nagy Janos, BRO J6zsef, Gergely
Sander, id. Pal Istvan Is belepti-
jegyeknel:: Macy J6zsef,s Bordy San
dor. s miutan mindegyik szerepl6 de-
rekasan megAllotta helyet Is igyekezett
la szerepbe belle vinni minden tudasat
es tehets6g6t, kulon- -kilon val6 megem-
lekezesr6l $40 sem lehetett. Fogadjak
tehat ugy a szerepl6k, mint azoiS, akik
kozremik0dtek eme hazafias nemzeti
innepelyiinkon az egyhaz koszonetenek
igazi megnyilvanulasat es j6akar(tu ia
Imogatasukat jov5ben is tartsak meg
egyhazunkkal szemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
FARRELL,
A FARRELLI REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: V6csey A. Jen6, ref. leIkesz.

Istentisstelet.--A reank k0vetkez6
napokon az egyhaz kebeleben kovetke-
20 szolgalatok lesznek:
Szombaton reggel 9,t6l Zig a oyer
mekek vallasos oktatasa Farrellon es
Sharpsvillcn egyarant
Vasarnap, mare 29-en reggel 9t6l
fel 11-ig vasarnapi iskola, utaaa istens
tisztelet.
Vi templomtslsk el6leges6ss. Egg
hazuhk folyd h6 San rendkiviili egyllaz
kozs6gi k6zgyiil6st tartott, amelyen az
egyhaz partol6-tagjai, akik mindenkor
k6szseggel adakoznak annak fenntar-
tasara, nagysz8nban vettek axon s6szt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
Rom. kath. egyhaz

ket boho gyermek sziiletett Il.
Youngstownban: az egyik flu, a
mask leany $ mindketto Takacs
Jozsefnek es Lesnyanszky Anna
max iker-gyermeke. A flu a ke
resztsegben Jozsef-Gyorgy nevot
nyerte keresztsziilei voltak Tom
csak Gy0rgy es Juosa Maria, A
leany Anna -Erzsebet neyet nyer-
te keresztsziilei voltak Tacsik
Gyorgy es Ragany Julia. Mind a
ket aprosag folotte gyenge leven,
a. plebanos a haznal reszesitette
0ket scent keresztsegben, megpe-
dig teljesen ugy, amint biblia
tanitia, amelyben AIT mondja az
Ur Jezus: "Hagyjatok kis de-
deket hozzam jonni es ne tiltsatok
ell 6ket." Mar pedig scent ke-
! resztseg az az alto, amelyen at a
kisdedek eljuthatnak Jezushoz
Els megis vannak dore es oktalan
emberek, Xix elzarjak ezt az ajtot
kisdedek el6l.
| A masodik keresztseg volt Kali
mar JOSEF es Dara Karolina fiae,
aki febr. San sziiletett' es marci-
us 22-en kereszteltek meg Scent
Istvan templomban es pedig ugv,
amint AIT az Ur Jezus meghagyta
es az apostolok gyakoroltak, mem
pedig ugy, mint AIT nemely dore
emberek kieszeltek. Keresztsziiiok
voltak Balogh Ferenc es Kalmar
Temetesek.-Takacs Josef es
Lesnyanszky Anna ket iker-gyer.
meke, ugymint: J6zsef-Gyorgy es
Anna-Erzsebet elhunyt marc. 20
an ketnapos koraban. Temetesiil,
volt marcus 21-en.
| Tovabba mare. 21-en hunyt e
Burcsak Irenke, Burcsak Istvar
es Tomk6 Borbala kisleanya ha
rom honapos koraban az apa 6
anya nagy fajdalmara, xix Macy
eyonyorusegiiket leltek haron
flu kozt ebben kisleanyban. A
mennyek Kegyelmes Atyja adjo1
vigaszt a szil5k faj6 sziveinek.
. Adomany q szeminiriumra. .
Ozv. Horvath Claiborne adott i:
es Horvath Rafael $5-t az epiili
papnevelo iskolara.
Viragra.-Viragra a nagypen
teki szentsirhoz Pinter Zsofi gyii
t0tt Steeltonon $23.SO es Kaloczk,
Margit $11.95, ezenkiviil adott e
re a celra Nemeth Lajosne 81.
Havidijak.-Kuti Vince Hub
bardrol hozott 81, kuratorszoba
ban fizettek: Smekszer Janos $4
Takacs Jozsef 81, Pedery Istva,
So, Rozsnoki Simon 81, Matya
lstvanne $3, Peth6 Mihalyne s.
Fedor Janos 81, Rean Janos 81
Knapik Janos $1.50.
Mese egy atyafirol.-Hol vol
hol mem volt, de Amerikaba
volt, ahol cit egy atyafi, aki min
dig igen hangosan es tele tiidG
vel beszelt. Semmi sem volt jo ne
XII, minden sima vessz6n g0rcs0
talalt es gancsolt minden cseleke
detet, Jott az legyen paptol
tvagy kuratoroktd. Egy vasal
nap kiilonosen hadonaszott kezt
vel S labaval es igen hangosal
kelt XII az ellen, ami cit es mozgot
a templom koriil. Az egyik SCENE
kurator berohant kuratorszoba
ba es el6hozta tagsagi k0nyvet
keresve benne az illeto atyafi ne
vet, aki itelt es ganesoskodot
nagy hangon. De hiaba forgatt
a lapokat vissza evr0lssvre, mel
rem talalta meg nevet sehoi,
AHallia maga, testver'' :
mondta a kurator ~ lDl van
maga neve ebben a konyvben,
melyben minden tisztesseges en-
Der neve megtalalhat6, aki tartt
xix a templomhoz es fizet raj! J
magaet seholse talalom meg ber
ne.
Az atyafi otolt -hatolt, mire a k
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July IL, Hogs 1000, un
even mostly - to 25c lower than
Fridays low price, or 25 to Acc low,
or than average. Bulk, 40 pound
and more, $l3.G5 to $3.50, top STA
Bulk l4O to $50 pound selections
$l3.25 to $3.50.
Cattle LOCO, compared with week
ago grain fed steers scarce, mostly
Is to AOc higher. Grassers in liberal
supply, northwestern movement get
ting under way, rs to 35c lower. cx-
trcmc top for week. $l4.5O paid for
LAG "ound averages, the highest
price since 1923.
Sheep 1000. compared with week
ago. fat lambs T5c to 81. lower.
Yearling around soc lower. Gull ma
tive lambs and range feeding lambs
SOC higher
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-18
ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. July 1S.--The ia'g-
est cattle run Of the year arrived
here Monday and started grass cat
tie. which composed the bulk of the
supply, going downward, says the
weekly review Of the u. s. depart
mcnt of agriculture. Declines for
the week figured Is to SOC on such
kinds while fed offerings continued
scarce and held steady as did all
ether killing classes. Fed offerings
made new top for the year. one
load Of yearlings making $l2,5O
while bulk of the fed steers and
yearlings were weighed at 50 to $40.
Grass steers found their way to the
scale at SIS TO $7.75.
A great proportion of light bologna
bulls were. on sale, bulk scoring
$4.25 to $4.75 In spite of the large
numbers of grass cattle offered COM
paratively few were in feeder flesh
and better grades ruled steady
though in between kinds suffered
losses as much as SOC. A slump of
around soc featured this weeks trade
aud vcalcrs.
Butcher and baco. hogs arc wind.
ing up the week about steady with
the average Of the week ago while :,
net gain of SOC or more featured
packing sow trade. Friday saw bulk
Of sorted 100 to 1870 pound averages
selling at %13G5 to $l3.75. latter
price, top. while heavier kinds rcaliz-
ed 1880 downward.
A net loss Of SOC was suffered by
fat lambs since last Friday. sheep on
the other hand advancing about an
equal amount Bulk of lambs closed
ut 1888 to $lt.25 with ycarlings a'
$1,000 to $l1,50. Light and handy
weight fat ewes were Salcable at IS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-18
RAILWAYS or JAPAN SUFFER
FROM DECREASED REVENUES

Tokyo, July lS.-tP) Even Japan
is having it's railway troubles, a state
mcnt recently attributed to Vice
Minister Of Railways Aoki shows. Mr.
hoki said that trade depression had
caused "a decided drop in the railway
traffic revenue and that there were
many freight cars lying idle. Unless
there is decided improvement in the
near future it is feared the situation
may seriously affect the budget for
tn" current fiscal year.
During May there was Il falling off
Of $3.50 tons from the normal freight
handled. The average freight rcvc-
nuc was 5lS,lSO yen. or 22,7l.; yen
less than for the same period last
year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-18
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Wheat receipts III cars compared
with 1872 cars year ago.
Cash No. northern $1.G4 l~8 to
Gl.68 Is.
No. dark northern spring; choice
to fancy $i76 is to $l.8' l-3; good
TO choice $1.70 is to $l.75 10; or
binary to good $1.G5 l-S to $l.6o o..
No. | hard spring $l.CG l-S to %l.Sj
Is.
No. I dark Montana on track al,G5
1-3 to SLIT 1-3.
New Sept. $i.54 5-8.
July Sligo 1-8.
Dec. 81 .55 Ia.
Corn No. yellow Sl.0S l-2 to LOO
~.
Oats No. 3 white Al 78 to AZ 5-8.
Barley rs to .88.
Rye No. 2 s1.00 ~ TO $l.0l IL.
Flax 1888 to $2.56.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-18
MARKET NEWS
Wire Markets BY
Associated Press
WHEAT PRICE
TAKES SLUMP
General Selling Forces
Prices Down

Chicago. July t8.--Under the in
fluence of general selling by COM
mission houses wheat took an early
swing downward today. Most Of the
selling appeared to he of profit
taking character. An unlocked for
decline in Liverpool quotations was
also 4 more or less bearish factor.
On tho other hand reports of crop
damage in the spring wheat states
and in Canada as we'll continued to
flow in. Chicago opening prices Ia
to : Lac lower, September S1.56 IL
to $l.57 and December Sl.57 1-2 to
$I.5S were followed by moderate adj
ditional downturns and then by raj
lies which at times carried the mar
kct back to slightly below yesterdays
finish
In the last half Of the day the
market developed surprising fresh
strength largely as result of Of
fetal adviccs that sections Of Alberta
province in Canada are facing crop
failure owing to recent excessive
heat. There were also reports that
4 Duluth firm that failed was short
Of July wheat and that buying was
in progress here to settle accounts.
Price gains could not be held in the
face of renewed profit taking sales.
The market closed heavy II. TO ~:
cents lower. Sept l.55 . to | So;
Dee, SO to 56M
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-18
CLIENTELE OF GERMAN
PAWN SHOP lJNDERGOES
CHANGE SINCE WAR

Berlin. July 1S.--(P)-A distinct
change since the World War has been
noted among the class Of people who
patronizc pawn shops. Statistics of
state and municipal pawn Offices
show that among the present clientele
there are only 81 per cent of artisans
compared to more than GO per cent
in prewar days. The number OF
smaller officials borrowing money
on their belongings has increased
from four per cent to IL per cent.
Last year the pawn offices OF
Prussia received 100000 miscclIan-
cous objects in exchange for money
loans. In addition to the two official
pawn shops run by the state and the
municipality. there are 28S other loan
offices in Berlin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-18
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Fourth st. and Ave. 3.
Rev. A. A. Holmes, Pastor, SIS Ith
st. Phone 1926.
Services for Sunday, July -,
Morning Worship l0:3O a. III.
Sunday school IL noon
Young Peoples meeting p. III.
Evening preaching service & p. NJ.
Rev. Daniel Earl will preach both
morning and evening.
There will be special music at both
preaching services.
Violin solo by Adolph Engelhardt
Solo by Mrs. j. L., Hughes.
The pastor is improving slowly
from his recent illness and hopes to
be able to conduct the morning ser
vices Oh Sunday, the Goth
All are welcome to the services Of
the church.