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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

amerikai iinnepen, Fourt of July
napjan kival6 iinnepe lesz a ma
gyarsagnak is. Julius 4-en melt6
es nagvszabasu keretek k0zott
szentelik fel a nilesi magyar re-
formatus templomot.
A templomszenteles ielentosege
napjainkban messze tulnG az ed
digieken. Ma, amikor a bevandor-
las korlatozasa folytan .alig szi-
varog be az egesz Amerikaba ne
hany szaz magyar, ma, amikor fla
talsagunk mind jObban tavolodik
ell minden magyar intezmenytol
- egy mem reg 0nallosodott XII
csiny, de eleteros egyhaz hajlekba
jutasa ketsegkivul nagy jelento-
segii. A mai istentelen korszak-
ban, amikor a bolseviki nepboldo-
git6k nepbolonditok tevtanai
mindjobban megmaszlagoljak -
sajnos vereinket is, a hithiiseg-
nek, a magyarsagnak, az istenfc-
lesnek alazatossagnak egy ujabb
vara, tanusagtetel amellett, hogy
becsiiletes szorgalommal, kitartas-
sal, egyiitt akarassal, minden We
szekkel s 5tkokkal szemben is lc-
het dacolni, lehet alkotni.
Unnepelyes keretek k0z0tt tor
tenik meg szombaton a kalvinista
magyar hitnek, erossegenek ,egy
magyar vegvarnak, egy NJ ma
gyar Istenlsazanak felszentelese.
A szombati iinnep elsosorban ma
gyar iinnep hissziik, hogy ezt
tudja aterzi a magyarsag is $
OFT lesz mindenki, tekintet nelkiil
ARA, hogy melyik templomba jar
imadni mindannyiunk Istenet.
A Szombati templomszentelcs
biiszke 0r0mmel t0ltheti ell yo-
ungstowni reformatus egyhazat,
annak lelkipasztorat. Az alta
lux elvetett mag Niles varosaban
| gazdag gyiim0lccse erett A le-
anyegyhazbol 0nall6 egyhazkoz-
seq alakult az 0nall6sodas utan
alig par honapra egyszerii, de sa
jat hajlekaba kolt0zott gyiileke-
yet, szombaton elerkezik legna.
gyobb iinnepehez, hajlekanak fel-
szentelesahez.
| Az elvetett mag alkalmas szi-
vekbe, lelkekbe hullott, nilesi ma
gyar testvereink 0sszetartasa,
egyiittakarasa nelkil mem lenne
templomszenteles szombaton.
! A nevezetes egyhazi iinnepsee
diszes es melt6sagteljes keretels
k0zott fog lezajlani. Hissziik
hogy magyar egyleteink, testiile.
! teink oft lesznek teljes szamban
hogy 0rvena5enek az orvendezok
| kel. A szombati templomszentele
81 istentisztelet sorrendje a k0vet
i kez0.
i II Gyiilekezes es felvonulas {
i templom ele.
j q ayiilekezeti enek. LXXXIV
rs. l. v.
! 81 Alkalmi beszed, tartja DIR. &c
renday Laszl6 youngstown
4 reformatus lelkesz.
l14 Angel beszed, Rev. j. III. Law
ther-tol, mely utan temple
mi alto megnyilik $ koz0n
seq bevonul. 81
. L
l5) Gyii}ekezeti enek. "A. D. /. 2
vers.
6) Bibliaolvasas, vegzi ifj. Kalas
say Sander, ellyriai reforma
tus lelkesz.
I'D Fennall6 enek 81. D. I. ".
!. 81 Enekkar eneke.
! 81 El6ima, mondja Hank6 Gyula
columbusi ref. lelkesz.
! 10y Nagy-enek. 233. p. 8. 6. vi
! I'D Predikaci6, tartja Ujlaky Fe
reno, lorai-i ref. lelkesz
12) Alkalmi enek, enekli AZ egy
haz enekkara. s u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
Templomot szentel szombaton
Niles reformatus magyarsaga

Fourth Of July napn nnepeyes keretek kozott szente
k fel magyarsag ujabb vegvarat A templomszentele
resztvesznek magyar egyetek testiletieg "A tenn
ploszentees stentiszteet utan nagyszabasu bankete
ad egyhaz-A nevezetes innepseg sorrendje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

CID Minden nep es nemzet tor
teneteben, szabadsagharcok tor
tenete al a legnagyobb becsben.
Szabadsag! Errol enekelnek a
kolt6k, err6l zengenek dicshimnu-
szokat az ir6k, az allamferfiak, a
politikusok. Es meltan. Hisz eb-
ben a fogalomban egyesiil mindeh
vagy es remeny minel jobban
hianyzik, annal nagyobb az erta-
Ike. A nepek sorsa verrel irta meg
a szabadsagharc t0rtenetet lit is,
mint mindeniitt. Szaz0tven evvel
ezel6tt mar megerett ez fatal
orszag, az "ujvilag" ARA, hogy
maga intezze sorsat ne legyen
idegen allan fiiggvenye, kizsak-
manyoltja. A felszabadulas, fig
getlenseg utan vagy6dott minden
Xxi ebbol a t0megerzesb0l a leg
els6 alkalom kivaltotta hare, a
kiizdes kotelesseget, mii6n az
egyen erdeke elt0rpiilt a kozer-
dek m0gott s megsziiletett, men,
zeti erzes r0vid lido alatt lerazta
magar6l szazados elnyomas jar
mat. A Macy lido megteremtette a
maya nagy emberet s George
Washington neve ep ugy oft ra-
gyog az amerikai szabadsagharc
t0rtenetenek kotablajan, mint
Kossnth Lajose a magyarok tor
teneteben.
(N) Az amerikai fiiggetlensee
evfordul6jat iinnepeljiik szomba.
ton. Amikor az ember fiiggetlen-
segre, emberi jogokra es SCENE
lyes szabadsagra gondol, ilyenkor
AIT kell hogy higyje, hogy az anne
rilSai 6sok, akik megirtak "Dec.
laration Of Independence" newt
hires olxmanyt, megfordulnanak
a sirjnkban. ha eljonnenek a maj
Egyesiilt Allamokba Is latnak
hogy milyen lit szabadsag ielen.
leg.
Nezziik csak:
Ha az ember egy kis bort iszik
Odahaza, rat0rik az ajt6t es b6r.
t0nbe csukjak.
Ha az ember egy sz6t sz6l egy
rend5rnek, j6l fejbe vagiak. 4
Ha a konstabler urnak pery
kell, elfogja az els6 elebe keriild
embert - akarmilyen iiriigy alatt
es bevasalja rata a "biintettst
Is koltseget''.
Polgarsagert ebben az orszag.
ban egyesek penzt kernek.
Rendesen a bevandorolt az aldo
zat. Ez mai ugynevezett szaz-
percentes amerikaiassag. Ugyan
NIT Sz0lna hOzza Georoe Wash.
ington?
Tiid0veszrol, annak okair6l &
gy6gykezeleser6l fog el6adast tar.
tani DIR. Holl6s JOSEF, hirneves or
vos, a Verhovay 108-ik fi6k leg
k0zelebbi gyiilesen, amely julius
12-en lesz a reformatus egyhas
termeben.
Az ilyen elSadasok nagy hasz.
nara valnak nemcsak Verhovay
tagsagnak, hanem az egesz ma
gyarsagnak, amelyet szivesen lat.
max mint vendeget gyiilesen.
Dr. Holl6s hires ember, egyike
azoknak a keveseknek, aki a til
d6veszt szerum oltasokkal sikere
sen gy6gyitja. A parizsi akade'
mia egy szakiratat diiial tiintet
te Xxi es tudomanyos ertekezeseit
amelyek leginkabb tid6vessze
foglalkoznak, leforditottak min.
den civilizalt nyelvre, koztik ia
panra is.
A felolvasas minden esetre er.
dekes jellegii lesz, inert DIR. Hol
los kitin3 el5ad6. Eveken at Is
orvos volt Szegeden, maid kes5bt
Temesvarott es targyat ugy ma
gyarazza, hogy AIT mindenki meg
ertheti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
Rajar a rud a besugokra

Julius Gen eletbelep Bender torveny Ohio aamban-
Megszink ks emberek zaklatasa-Az iuabirsag felet
ezentul nem lehet besugok fogdmegek utalmazasara
fordtanVeget er italtilalm t0rveny kapcsan kele
kezett sok bekebroi tulkapas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

szt Gyorgyrol elnevezett magyar gorog katholikus
egyhax julius 46 szombaton hata1mas nyari mulatsago
rendex - Ohio Works Grounds ana pilnk el6k6szile
teir6l apunk m6sodk oldal6n rszlstessn besz6nolun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02

partly or fully formed before the
child is born. Necessarily, therefore,
the character OF the child's teeth at
birth depend to a great degree upon
the health of the mother and the
food she has selected to eat. Her
diet is the only source of supply for
the supply of building material for
the teeth of the child.
Lime being the principal element
in tooth formation. it is necessary
that a tooth building food should
contain liberal quantities OF some of
the lime salts. The surest source of
lime is whole milk and the other well
known dairy products. Many OF the
elements necessary for q balanced
diet Ito provide limel are supplied in
the leafy vegetables. such as lettuce,
celery, cabbage. green and other
garden products. Fruit should be in
cluded frequently. Whole wheat
bread and whole grain cereals also
contain an abundance of the tooth
building materials as we'll as other
healthful substances.
Too much attention cannot be
given to this primary item in the
careful building Of tooth structure.
Ito Be Continued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
SAY VOICE IS
GREAT ASSET

Business men recognize that
voice is an economic asset" said
Benjamin Bogue, head Of the Bogue
School for Stammerers, and many
corporations refuse to employ those
suffering from a defect of speech.
The Government has recognized this
menace by refusing to permit immi-
grants who stammer to enter the
country. because of the probability
Of their becoming public charges"
THE many stammerers who leave
school early in life, and begin at
once to retrograde because of their
defect, could readily be influenced
to continue their education IL hope
Of it's cure was held out to them"
he declared.
They know only too we'll the
difficulties that lie between them
and a livelihood in the business
world"
Among those who remain in
school. the presence Of the defect
is usually the cause Of retardation
in class advancement Of from one
to five years. Such children fail
to keep pace with pupils Of equal
intelligence mainly because of the
ignorance Of teachers Of ways and
means of eliminating the defect"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
Ger TIFICATES
ARE FEATURED

Featuring an investment which in
wolves the issuance Of paid-up certifi-
Gates paying an interest of 6 per
cent, the Union National Savings
and Loan Association makes a spe-
cial appeal to both small and large
investors. These certificates are de
signed to take the place of stock in
the organization.
Loans made by this company are
on basis of so per cent of the APP
praisal value Of real estate.
I'VE do not conf1ne our loans to
Indianapolis and its immediate locali-
ties" declared I. NJ. Gent, manager
of the company, but are constantly
doing business in towns of influepce
all over the State. Thus we are en-
abled to keep in touch with values
and the actual conditions surround
ing us, and in the best possible man.
ner assist investors in our concern"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
Other Livestock

S96 Ey m51A1S PsoSS hoy lower: 2 76PEEe ST s
9 sfE ro9 $aa o} %?d siF o. cPifs
tsaFs g5 s 600 20 FG sGds to n sR9so
% good cows. s4g5; common cows. So
iamnts@RseeiPts $500: M market sc Icy;
er: top. Steps. Calves-Receipts, LOO:
m3 GiNt1 SN!2xi TOP Ssd 64. 2-cattle-Re
steers, good good to CHOICE 50 Sal so dayss
10. HogsERecetpts, 5000; market 22c
lower, good to choice packers and butch
ket. steady. good to choice S4GT. tambs
Market. steady; good to choice. $3.50
,PITsBgRGH. Nov 2-cattle,-IRe-
SI8$5 q 10. 56 oars goo 1dds'ss5 .fo@ 10; 2 Jar.
S 22Sp and lam mSs ssceff IL double
deckers' nmaar6etS; SLOW and loyesr; prime inn
H fos Ree 10 do sabI deckes MAJ
h mead%y sPP5 5@ a9SoSyy hs S 70 Ydr eS
p pEa,- O$i&.35&12i56; roughs, 50 &16.53;
90 East iB3UUFFFALo, Nov, 2-cuttle-Re-
ceipts, 4;450; market slow steady: 50c
grades grades So 8 SO SO: heifers 81 @75O:
cows. 81 5O@2.5O; bulls, feeders. sS4g
7$o} daiTes e2Es sRd a S9F6Gss %ssf $50
tive and steady; Gull TO choiecei 70 q IA.
Sheen and lambs-Receipts, ID; 900; MAJ
ket 9eive. Doc lower; c he tc lambs. Sl5
eelpts 1000 market, s sl9w steady 5s DI h6c
S12.25 q 1880: mixed S!1.S5@1I. 90;
Reaviess S1I ESQ 11.75; roughs. 80 1880
CHIC2G0.~ NOV. 2.-Cattle--Receipts
10000: market for most fat steers slow.
undertone weak, lower grade killing. steers
steady. stockers and feeders strong, killing
anality plain. bulk good steers of value to
sell al So and below. she stock around
steady; bologna bulls steady, weak veal
ers mostly SOC lower largely S12 to
Si2.5O to packers. Sheep-Receipts. IS
600, few early sales fat lambs around
lambs at inside figures; nothing done on
feeding lambs: fat native ewes, 81 a 7.75.
TOLEDO, Nov 2T7Hogs-lRecedipts.
9Yo Go ?q medum nsc i2Ye HLis Y9rsTs
81 65 70, coed pigs 81 IL 20 ,s 12
Market lower.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
OYSTER HOUSE
OPENS SEASON

In the new location at 105 E.
Ohio St. the Philadelphia Oyster
House is again in readiness for a
season Of service. oysters are served
in every way and are assuredly
fresh and palatable because they
are opened in the restaurant. No
other kind of food is served to de-
tract from the efforts to serve this
one delectable sea food.
J. w. Everingham. proprietor.
opening his twelfth year in Indian
apolis. is experienced in raising,
shipping and serving of oysters.
Born in Cedarville. n. J., and thrown
almost all his life with sea coast
activities he has become we'll in
formed on the subject. His house,
he believes to be the only one in
the State which serves oysters and
CLAIMS exclusively. The superiority
Of this delicacy served directly out
of the shell he feels is worth edu-
eating people to recognize.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
Deaths

Rosa Anterelli, IS. 6osh E. Wash
ington arterio sclerosis.
Margaret Frances Bailey. 20, Methodist
Hospital. hyperthyToidism
Ear r. 10y, AZ, Central Indiana Hos
pitai, cerebral hemorrhage.
Bessie Hauk. 40. 637 Stevens pyone-
William Bell. SO. 27oe indianapolis,
chronic mT1yocarditis. 40 o.oo ca.
ton, chronic myocarditis.
Charles W. Darnell ST. Methodist Hos
pital, hroncho pneumonia.
Agnes Susie Roth, 20, sic Gale, peri
tonitis.
Cora Marie Fessler 27. Methodist Hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Noel Whistler, 36, Eastman Hospital. ap-
pe, john Marrow, go. city hospital. acute
Infant Bassett. day, Clark Blalxeslee
Edward A., Cook TO- Central Indiana
Hosnital. cerebral hemo1hsge,
pulmonary Tuberculosis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
Marriage Licenses

Floyd A. Sutherland, %, Claysyile, Pa,
salesman Nancy L. Collins. %. Charleron.
Chester F. Lindsey. 81. 1910 ASHLAND Ash
checker. Mary A. Veatch. 20. 14O2 n.
~ Fran Frank Faux. %, 9e3 Eugene, meat
packer, Lehir N. Ulrey, %. 612 W. New
York. bill clerk. .. ,o,s C. d.,
ma aiRfi = Gt eS04 r. Todd. Il. ia1o n
Lp f3s3 l. c'f Dicks. 25 1872 Bright, foundry
Carl WVhitcomb. 80. 1910 English, la
borer ;Leth. B. Franklin. 27. 1404 Deloss
uol Alfred w. Brasseur. %. 1919 3. Wash
ington. proof redaer; Corrinne Black. 49,
1910 e Washington.
Milton Wyatt, 20. Alexandria. Ind.
molder; Eleanor A. Ringer, II. s11 N.
oh gohn W. IRA Ransom. A. s5o1b f. Wash
ing,ton, truck driver; Maud e. Sloan. 49,
''C Charles n " a 8 Atkins. 20, AT W New
York, mechanic; Mary G. Sutherland. 10.
Harris B. Hendriczson,- % 29Q2 Wood
pasterer: Clarissa e. Watson. ID 29O2
WOdO domestic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
SCHOOL VOTE is URGED

Final efforts to awaken voters to
the Importance of voting for candi-
dates for the board of school COM
missioners were being made today
by the citizens school committee
which is urging the election Of Ed
ward w. Harris, Mrs. Elizabeth f.
Moore, Fred Bates Johnson, Charles
r. Yoke and Clarence G.. Baker.
Every voter" said Henry L. Dith-
mer, committee chairman, should
be scure to vote for five candidates
for the board of school commission
ers before leaving the booth. In
order to register a vote for school
commissioner the voter should pull
down the small levers over the
names of the individuals for whom
he desires to vote"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. News of an
increase in Studebal1er's regular divi-
dend to a SIS basis against the $4
previously paid and the declaration
of a 81 extra payment had time to
spread through the country over the
weekend, bringing another flood Of
buying into the automobile stocks at
the opening today.
Studebaker forged into new high
ground for the year at 6SB, up y
from Saturdays close, while Chrys-
Ter ran up five points to the record
high of 245 and Hudson sold at its
best price, advancing g. point to 11S.
Investment rails were also in good
demand, New York Central gaining
II to 1861 and Atchison Ia to
1921.
Seldom has the street witnessed
Sything like the outburst Of
Strength In the high priced indus
trials In the late morning. Specula-
ton in this class ran wild. Amer1
can Can forged into record territory
at 259, while Mack reached a new
high at 240, up IL points to PIG, and
General Electric spurted to 800.
Hudson at 1861, up 9h points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
Commission Row
Prices to Retailers


SSl7S{@ 80 81 FiPsF God%S 4GJPqSSna
Sf7P; King DAVIS, is 46op6Sq Pu B Bfs
Ho nS R S9T1er44 spy 4Ppo3f PsagP1e
Bananas-Sc ID.
6a9taioupes-F Honey Dew. S1.75
,sGocoanuts - jamaica. 1926 @7Oo for
59 Tc&sriRs, Bok S$?iS6 $50, SS0
= G5rspefTTgIi1t.-,EiOridgl s. 25s@7. ,r,.,,.,,
SO az e. m3 MlGRs e
,einons--California 9oOs. So q $780,.
3! Oranges {orPis yslonoies. so.5o@
PssTBf icy 'P BSrtiett, 81 %S3$25; In
''a Piun}s1Bla i 'Bameon. 1875 a 25oi Ore
sOiH' mTeig1rantes-California s3a8.25 crit
satsunas--Fcy, Alabama, So,50d6,
Vegetables
Artlcho5es-Fcy. California. S2 doz,
Beets-H. G.. $i.29 bT.
Brussels spr6uts-Fey. California. 25 a
Cab6age-aaFcy, H. G.. Sc a ID.
81 80 q 4a5 % CRIT
,q 4sai sS;%T55 q e. d3$sa 81 ~
III Tariic---Fcy California, 15c ID.
~~Kale--H. G.. % a 75c bu. $500
4.75; H. II. leaf. 15-pound basket, So % a
20 Endive, doz.. ,45 a soc.
Mushrooqlsr,Fey q 53IpSognSd basket, 81
bus So 80; 3p9nish ert.. S1.6e@1.s5'
8yster PIa4 s.: q. Il i /, &c g9o doH.
Parsley--DOzen punches, o0c
Pepperg-Red FINGER So bu.
Potatoes-Michigan white 150-pound
saci> 81; Idaho, per cwt., So Early Ohlos
sweet t'' Potatoess~. Eastern, a Dbl, s4.750
b I'D, Jerseys q, X R9 esa'@5 1880 Tenn.
Raddisihes%H. a., long red. dos. DOC,
Rutabagas--Fey;, 81 rs cYt
Sha.lots-Eey., Southern. .86e doz.
Squash--Fcy, II. g.. SIT Hubbard. Dbl.
sTl1rnips--New H. G., s1.5o crt.
T0matoes-S6@ cit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
STATE ORDERED TO PAY
County Court of Claims Rules On
Road Building Question.

The State highway commission to-
day was ordered by the county court
Of claims to pay s25,416.97 to the
Davis Construction Company, which
it is alleged the State owes as bal
ance due for improvement of a State
road near Snelbyyille. Judges who
reviewed the construction company
complaint. filed in Superior Court 3,
were Linn d. Hay, James M. Leath-
ers, Sidney S. Miller, T. j. Moll and
Clinton II. Givan.
The court directed that the money
be paid to Albert H. Losche, coun-
ty clerk, who will hold it for court
order.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
wheat HEADS
GRAIN jump
Short Covering Boosts Lead
ing Cereal.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--Wheat closed
sharply higher on the Board Of
Trade today. Othepsgrains followed.
General commission house buying
and short covering boosted wheat.
Buyers ignored lower price influ-
ences. More attention was paid to
the days run Of bull news, consisting
Of an appreciable reduction in the
visible supply and sale Of 225,OOO
bushels to go from here further re-
Quoting already dangerously low
stocks.
Corn was strong with wheat.
There was early short covering.
Oats moved upward fractionally.
Provisions were slightly higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
Births

william and Ruth Banta- 1926 N. Ala
Carl and Kathryn Patterson. Methodist
Edwin and Kathryn Bassett. Clark
Blakeslee Hospital. 800 -
". T. and Kathryn Murray. 1880 s.
Pennsylvania. ooo
8. East. 1oo
Yandes.
Chalmer and Lillian Stao1eld. 1o0o
Henry and Lois Newlund. 266 Hen
driv Pl
Boys
Sylvan and Ruth Bush. Methodist Hos
pital. - ,
Sidney and Marie Radcliffe, 30S Villa.
Mack and Anna Head. 1900 n. Arsenal.
James and Mary Smith. 1916 E. Eigh-
tenth. -
Southern
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
In the Sugar Market
BY Thomson 6 MoKinnon

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Although no
new business has developed in the actual
lugar market since the upturn in futures,
Aappears probable that refiners. will be
ICED TO make , provision Oyno for November
with slightly below 2 cents last
! eek. AS yet there have been no impor-
sAnt rains on the island. This dry spell
d likely to result in a sharply reduced
Ultimate of the. cron by the Cuban de-
1artment OF aGr1culture early next month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
DIVIDEND is DECLARED
Standard Oil Company Pays 62A
Cents On Each Share.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE board OF
directors Of the Standard OIL Com
pany of Indiana today declared
cash dividend Of 621a cents on each
share of it's capital stock The dt-
vidend will be paid Dec. is to stock
holders Of record Nov. 16.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
Wholesale Meat Prices

-Beef-Native steers 500 to 500 lbs,
y a 22c; fores under carcas. &c: kinds
bs nat f9ros he 6Scr $ $Q9 to
v binds over carcass. &c; native COWS,
10 to 700 lbs, 10 1asd II &c; fores under
gc; sweetbreads. 45c. PorlJ-Dressed
Sgs--140 to 900 lbs. 20h a 20%c regli-
picnic hams, 4 to IA lbs. 171% a
bees, 10c. Veal - Carcasses. 70 to 200
T.. 1SGD22 &c: kinds and saddles over
@rcass &c; fores under carcass, 60
sains. f5c: sweetbreads, 60c, tongues,
Ic. Mutton Spring lambs % to 40
n. 2ec; mutton saddles, 2!5c; legs 26c:
nee loo; sheep brains. l5c; tongues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
BY DIR. Chester Miller

81 CONSIDERATION of the
Al care Of childrens teeth must
Ill begin with a regard for the
influences surrounding the prenatal
period. For at this time. conditions
must be correct If we may hope for
the development Of a strong set of
teeth for the child.
Few persons realize the fact that
twenty Of the deciduous, or baby"
teeth and four Of the permanent
teeth the sixth year molars) are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
TELLS HOW
TO AID BABY TEETH

Editors Note: DR. Chester Miller.
1l07 ODD Fellow Bldg. y writing a
ceres Of articles Of the Care OF Chill
time TO time on this page
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-02
C PRICES RULE SHARPLY LOWER
Cattle Trading SIoW-Sheep
and Choice Lambs
Steady.
Steady.

Hog prices broke sharply in trad
ing today at the Indianapolis Live;
stock Exchange. Heavy receipts, es-
timated at 5000. and 203 holdovers
from the Saturday session, combined
to produce a greater supply than
could be handled satisfactorily.
Lower competitive markets contrib.
uted also to the 10000 drop in
prices. Light weight material, show
ing choice quality, commanded a
price Of $11.75. Pigs sold at the top
figure. The bulk of the transactions
for the morning were made over
price scale which averaged $11.6O.
Cattle Trade Slow
Trading was done over the follow
Ing scale Of prices: Heavies brought
$11.60, medium weight material also
brought SLIGO, light hogs averaged
$11.60Q11.65, light light swine COM
manded a price of $11.65, pigs sold
at $11.60Q11.75, smooth packing
sows moved at $e.7501O.25, rough
packing sows cashed at $9Q9.50 and
stays were $9Q10.50.
Most Of the larger buyers were
out of the market in the cattle d.
vision of the Exchange and trading
was slow as q consequence. The
offering, estimated at 700. was COM
posed mostly of medium grade ma
terial, but prices held fully steady.
Steers brought $7013.5O. IIeifers
were priced at $500. Most Of the
choice heifers were reported sold at
So. Cows were s4@6.
Stockers and feeders were firm
and sales were reported being made
at $3.50 down.
Choice Lambs Steady
Trading in the sheep and lamb
division OF the Exchange was done
along steady lines in the first ses-
sion Of the week. Top price of SIS
was placed on choice lambs and
sheep averaged S5Q625. One lot of
western lambs was reported sold at
SIS. Receipts were estimated at 600
About 500 calves were seen at the
start Of the trading period but tho
market ruled soc lower at the out
set. Best veals commanded a price
Of S13. The bulk Of the sales were
made from s12.5O9I3.