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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07
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BREV|T|ES.

| ROCKVILLE, Nd, Dec. IA
formal motion for a new trial Of
I the case of Richard Henry Rule,
Young Washingtonian, found guilty
Inv a Jury In the Circuit Court here
last week of manslaughter as a
result Of the shooting of William
LII. Barbee. jr., of Washington. near
Burnt Mills, this county. the night
of october 80. has been filed in the
Circuit Court here by Rules at
| torneys, Thomas L. Dawson. and F.
Barnard welsh. Of Rockville.
The grounds upon which it is
Iasked that the verdict Of the jury
be set aside and a new trial award.
ed are that the verdict was against
the weight of the evidence; that
the trial court erred in its rulings
on, the admission and rejection of
Its requirements of the qudlifica-
tons of jurors, that new evidence
has been discovered; that remarks
by the court in the presence OF the
| jury were prejudicial to the defend
ant and that questions propounGed
by the States Attorney to the de-
| PENDANT were improper and calcu-
lated to mislead the jury and de-
grade him in the minds of. the
jurors.
No. date for arguments on the
motion has yet been set, Judge
Worthington, who sat in the case
with Judge Peter. is holding court
in Frederick, and the hearing will
not be held until it is convenient
for him to be present.
Stuart G. Browne, proprietor of
the Tollgate Taven, on the Coles
vile road, near Sligo, was arrested
late Sunday night by Policemen
Earl Burdine and Guy L. Jones,
when the officers visited the tav-
ern and found dance in progress
there, with 20 washington couples
participating and an orchestra fur
nishing the music.
He was taken before Justice Of
the Peace Samuel r. Kyle, at Ia
koma Park, and required to de-
post SIS collateral for his appear
ance in the police court at Rock
vile on Saturday to answer
charge OF Sabbath breaking.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage Of Michael r. Troiano
81, and Miss Dorothy s. CornWell, 4
Is both of Washington.
-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-07

"A splendid gift for the
hostess who entertafns often.
Set is complete with colonial
designed aluminium percolatOr
urn, a sugar bowl, cream
pitcher and round tray AZ
there are only Is sets 70 sell
at this special price, you win
be wise to hurry for yours.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13

vinkami chleba, kusok suchara 4
6 alebo 2 uncov mlieka.
o 3-tej popoludn1 - Hovadzej
kuracej alebo baranej polievky, S
ryzou alebo natri1senym starsim
chlebom. Sest' unci mlieka, ked'
treba. Starsi chlieb maslo, alebo
suchar a maslo. Mnohe deti V ho-
rejsom veku zjedia a strovia jabl-
kov1 omacku alebo varene sliv-
ky, jestli sa tieto veci davajd,
mlieko ma byt' vynechan6.
o 6-tej vecer - Dve polievko-
We lyzky kasicky,v 8 uncoch mile
ka, knsok suchara. StarSi chlieb
a, maslo.
10-tej vecer - Polievkovi
lyzku kasi6ky V uncach mlieka.
Deti po Is mesiacoch potrebuj1
este d'alsie pridavania ku ich po-
trave. V budncom Glanku podane
budn podrobhe jedalne listy pre-
deti od Is. mesiaca az po druhy
rok.
Citajte pozorne tieto Glanky ka-
zdv tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie V bu-
ddcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
GUMovE PAsKY DO ZAvARA.
CfCH FLIAs.

Department zemedelstva vo svo-
JON poslednom buletine odporiica
gazdinam, ktore zavaraj1 ovocie,
ably pouzivaly len raz gumove
paskv ma zavaracich flasiach.
Kaucukove pasky ST najdole-
zitejsim falstorom procese kon-
zervaenom, lebo prave tieto pasky
zamedzuji pr1stup vzduchu k po-
travinam ulozenym vo flaske. Pla-
ne pasky znamenaj1 teda nedoko-
male zavarenie a konecne al zka-
zenie zavarenin, tax re praca al
.peniaze sn vyhodene.
Pri zayaranf je treba upotrebit
pasiek len najlepsej jakosti, lebo
al move pasky, nedobrej jakosti,
podrobene Uplyvu variacej sa vo-
dy alebo parry, caste popraskajd a
pripustia do flasi dostatocne mnoz
stvo vzduchu, ktory dokona zka-
zu celej prace a snahy al tel mai
lepsej gazdinej.
Jakost' gumovych vloziek po-
znate l'ahko, ked' ich prelozfte
a celou silou stisnete alebo natiah-
nete ich do dvojnasobnej dlzky.
Dobry pasik nepraskne ami me-
ztrati povodnej f1rmy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
CLANOK 1S9.
CO male deti potrebuju ku
,rasteniu.
rasteniu.

Teraz dosiahli SINE obdobie,
ked mlade deti potrebuj1 uzfvat
trocha hustejSie jedla. Je vel mi
dolezite, aby sa deti uH vel "a
mladi priucily spravnym jediacim
pravidlam. Lebo Cd toho, re akn
ma potravinu diet'a dnes, V mno-
hom OIL 'ade zavisi al to, re akym
bude neho muzom budiicnosti.
TT, ktori majii ma starosti krme-
ME detf, musia byt' vel mi pozor-
nymi pri vyberanf predmetov,
'ktor etvoria ich potravu.
Potrava diet at "a nikdy nema
byt' vyberana jedneho alebo
dvoch predmetov, potrebna je roz
dielnost' potravln, ably dodane
boly rozlicne druhy vzrast napo-
mahajncich materialov. THm st-
casne prediJdeS sa al jednotvarno-
sti potravy. Obycajne uz po dya-
nastom mesiaci matka ma vybrat'
tak1to rozdielnu potravu a do
hliadat', aby tento poriadok bol
presne zachovavany. KazdV novy
predmet potraviny ma byt' po-
zorne pripraveny a po prvy raz
ma byt' z neho dana len vel mi
mala davka. Deti majn byt' krme-
ne pravidelne a~medzi jednotli-
wynn krmenim nemaj1 mic inc do
stavat'. Kde maji mnoho detl to-
to roznmozovanie potravy t'azko
je zachovavat'. Obycajne uspoko-
ia sa mliekom a S pozostatka-
| mi rozlicnNch inych. foriem po-
traviny V takychto padoch mile
ko davajte az vtedy, ked' husteJ
sie ,potravinr holy uz zjedene.
Il
Jestli oboje davate odrazu, vte-
dy diet a radsej ma mlieko a ked
vypilo mlieko, potion uz odopre
jest hustejsiu potravu. Nasle-
dovny krmiaci poriadok umozni
matke vyberat' stici polSrm z u,
vedenych potravin. Nikdy ale So
neodpordca menit potraviny po
cas- hortceho pocasia.
| Jedna kavova lyzicka Eagle
Brand Kondensovaneho Mlieka ku
/ jednej unce prevarenej vody d;
miesaninu, ktora sa ma zazivaci1
hodnotu vyrovna cistemu mlieku
Kdekol'vek uzivane je slovo mile
ko tomto sozname, Eagle Mile
ko ma byt' rozried 'ovane dl'a 4
pravy.
| Vo veku cd IL do Is. mesiac'
ma byt davana nasledovna po
trava - pat razy do dina:
] 0 7-mej rano ~ Oatmeal, po
hanIA alebo kasicka, jedna aleb'
dive kavove lyzicky v 6 alebo
uncach mlieka. Starsi chlieb
: masIO. alebO suchar a maslO.
4 o 9-tej rano - St'ava 2 jedne
no pomaranca.
11-tej rano Trepana hova
dzia polievka, jedna do troch ka
vovych lyziciek, smiesana tol
kym mnozstvom chleba rozpu
steneho polievke, alebo ma max
'lko varene vajce smiesane omr
Z /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
ANDREJ HI.INKA.
odavame vytahu knzoky napane red Karoom Sdorom
vydanej redakcou 'sslovdka'' kn 60 Hlnkovym.
(Dokoncenie.)

neutrapilo, trest no nepodlomil,
prenasledovanie no neoslabilo, Ia
lar ci "a Uhorska, ci "a republiky
no neznieil, ami teroru, ami laka-
niu nepodl 'ahol.
S nepriatel mi svojho naroda
nevyjednaval, ale bill sa mimi, ci
uz boil juhu, alebo 70 zapadu. So
svojej presne vymeranej cesty ami
ma krok sa neoddialil. On isiel a
ide stale vopred, smelo, odhodla-
no a mlado, trebars S hlayou uz
striebornym vlasom ovencenou. A
"a MIN dnes ide. uz WISE pol Milo
ma Slovakov-volicov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13
Vacsiu doveru name k l'ud 'om

VacSiu d0veru name k l'ud 'om
nizsie, nez vyssie. postavenym.
Moralista nem6ze zapret', ze O.
bycajne l'udia dobre vychovani a
vel mi zkazenf sh omnoho rozto-
milejsi, nez l'udia cnostnf.
Kr6sa 80 nevNovn6 sile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13

lari "a Moravou. Hinka "a svo!
narod sedel v zalaroch polstvrta
roka.
s Jaro ibolo, ked' po vol bach r
1920 ako zvoleny a preto 70 zala,
ra pusteny poslanec prisiel Hin
ka vazenia do Ru1ombe ,+ka. "a
stupy verneho l'udu ho cekaly ma
stanici. Student sli mu do Kra
lovian kyticami v nstrety. Vita
hol do Ruzomberka yeas rano a
pred svojou farou povedal zastu-
pu tieto pamatne slova:
Ten som, co som boil! Neu-
stanem v borbe, neoddyehnem 81
v praci dotial', kEmkol 'vek toto
eervene Slovensko neprerobim ma
Slovensko biele!
Toto sa nepaeilo socialistom,
ktorych bolo vtedy cele Sloven-
sko. .-. f~
Dvaja opiti V prwi nedel'u, co
boil Hlinka donna, uborili sa cas-
rano do fairy a pochytiac Hlinku
ma chodbe, zacali no bit, kopat
skrtit'. Mech no neobrani ko-
stolnfk a niekol'k chlapov, nuz
tam no zadusia.
Raj som Dol oeitym svedkom
tcho, ako siel vzpriameny vecer z
banky hore do svojej fairy.
Ia MIN napadnym krokom pl'd-
lily sa dive podozrive postavy.
Prv, ako by som Dol mohol prejst
ku Hlinkovi list MIN spolu d "a
lei, on rychle sa obratil a tych
dvoch pytal sa:
- A co Wy chcete9 Go chodite
"a mnou? ...'.. IT. &
Jeho stfhla postava sa vypala a
II dvaja utiahnuto S ocami zakr-
vavenymi, ako zbiti psi, ztratili
sa prec cd neho.
Pocas jednej zabavy V K. Kru-
hu Ruzomberku ma zaciat ku ro-
ku 1923 prisiel ku Hlinkovi ski IL
ceny mla'dik, pekarsky pomocnik
F. P. a kajdcne vyznal, ably no
svedomie nehryzlo, re chcel Him
ku pocas tych najvacs1ch stvanlc
zastrelit'. Cakal no raz na scho-
doch, ale ked' no zaAel, ruka S
revolverom klesla mus bezmocne
dolu: nevladal Hlinku zastrelit'.
Teraz je uz horlivym l'udakom.
A nielen V Ruzomberku boil o.
hrozovany jeho zivot. Bol cas-,
ked' sa novinach rozsirily ten
dencne zvesti, ze Hlinka je uz "a
vrazdeny. Bol cas-, re sa takymto
sp6sobom zlosynom vbijala do
hlavy myslienka, ably sli a zavraz-
dill Hlin'ku.
Znamy vrah Benczy pri silde v
snvise inou vralzdou, doznal sa,
ze bol V ministerstve, u Jozefa
Gregora- -Tajovskeho u inych Wy
sokych tiradnikov, ponhkal sa
i'm "a 10000 kor1n a "a statnu
sluEbu zavrazdit' Hlinku.
Tohoto Benczyho i1rady vtedy
nezavrely, ony' no nechaly ma slo-
bode, kym onedlho nezavrazdil
zeleznicneho straznika pri Trnave.
V Krupine ma Andreja Hlinku
pocas jeho reel vystrelil isty Ka-
rel Zapletal. Ma Slovensku vst1pil
do zeleznicnej sluzby ako skladny
robotnfk. Po strel'be ma Hlinku
stal sa uE revizorom hstkov Kru,
pine, neskor - ako to citam v
"Hlasoch SLOW. zelezniciarov' 10
marca 1924 - vymenovany boil "a
vlak vednceho a pripocitali mt
niekol 'ko sluzobnych rokov mie
sto toho, aby no boli ma niekol'k
rokov zazalarovali.
v Presove roku 1923 najata ba
gaz chcela Hlinku zabit' rozbils
mu shromazdenie.
V Kosiciach roku 1928, ako n;
vyvrhel'a liudskej spolocnost
pl'uli eeski iiradnfci hi l'adali HI
zlosynovia, ze no zavrazdia.
v Pruskom Namestove, Tr
nave q kde este inde tiekla slo
uorcLS lxrv hr2niaaa H1inku nrnf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-13

Buick Motor Company teraz predstavuje
1927 Buick, S MOTORoM BEZ vIBRA-
Gle MA NEUVERENIE.
Nikdy "a celych dvadsat diva rokov Buick
zdaru, Buick inzinierske a vyrobne vyvo-
denie sa mocneisie nevyjavilo ako teraz.
soznamenie sa vykonnost 'ou slxvelou
hodnotou tejto slavnej novel kary vam
vyje do pamati presvedcenie, ze peniaze
nemozu kupit' mic fajnejsieho.
styri zivotne zlepsenia motora robia novy
Buick motor SO Zaklopkami- Have beg
trasl'avym mad vsetly predosl6 zlrdse
nosti, PRI KAzDEJ RYCHLosTI.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

When in doubt about a security
consult your banker. 1t Is equally as
much his interest as yours to protect
your savings. You trust him with
your deposits-why not trust hin,
with your investment problems?
Evening star., 1926-04-09
COTTON Covering
STEAD|ES MARKET
Reports of Bad Weather in
Belt Has Sustaining
Price Influence.

NEW YORK. April s.-Cotton
futures opened barely steady; May.
1872: July. 1915: October. 17.42:
December. 1909; January. 1904: The
market opened today at decline
of 10 points, In response to over.
night selling orders and relatively
easy Liverpool cables. Initial oner-
ings were comparatively light and
were soon absorbed, the market turn
ing steadier on covering and trade
buying Of near months. &,
Additional selling OF new crop
months evidently was held in check
by forecasts for showers or occasion
al rains In the Southwest, and de
tanning influence on the general
list Prices recovered most Of the
early losses and the market held
within point or two of yesterdays
closing prices, with May selling at
1s.7s at the end of the first hour.
New Orleans Quotations.
NEW ORLEANS, April 8 LT.-Cot-
ION futures opened steady; May.
1903; July. 1882; October. 1913; De
cember. 1852: January 1920, 1919.
The market was steady with frst
trades unchanged to one point down.
Although Liverpool cables were low.
er than due, their effect was Offset by
continued unfavorable weather in the
belt As the Northern market opened
little down. following Liverpool.
prices here eased of few points
after the opening call, May trading at
1905, July at 1881 and October At
1878. or | to points under yester-
days close. Prices rallied to 4
points owing to the unfa vora bic
weather map and at the end Of the
hrst half hour the market was steady.
Noon Cotton Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. April Up).-
Cotton futures, noon bids steady:
May, 1S.0s: July. 1856: October. 1851:
December 1884; January, 1881.
NEW YORK, April . tP).-Cotton
futures, HAS am bids steady; MAY,
1876, July, 1888; October, 17.44: De
cenber, 17.11: January. 1905.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. April 9 United States
Department Of Agriculture. Hogs
Receipts, $4,000 head; early trading
mestly to shippers. yard traders and
sfnafl packers: steady to Is higher
than Thursdays average. later hig
hackers bidding around steady We'd
nesday or IS lower; bulk 1So 70 17o
pound averages. early a. l3.Soa 1878:
sorted 1se to 900 pound kind. 13.e5a
1880: desirable 22a to o3o pound av,
eraEes. mostly 1900: bulk $50 to $50
Mound butchers. 113nat2 40; packing
sows generally 1o.40s1070: desirable
s,aushter pigs, 1375a1i.o0; heavy
weight hogs. 11.25a12.50; medium.
11.sna1SS0: light, 12.50a1375; light
light, Il. 90a13.15: packing sows. 10.2Sa
1885: slaughter pigs. 13.5oa14.00.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; fairly
active trade on most killing classes:
fed steers and she-stock steady TO
strong: only a meager supply OF good
and choice fed steers offersd: top
heavies, 1910; yearlings. upward to
9.7s: medium weight. $50; bulk fed
steers Of quality and condition. to
sell at s.75a975: string Of Wyoming
hay-fed steers. s.l5aS.50; other classes
steady; bulk vealers, S.5oa9.o0 to
packers.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; fat
clipped lambs active, strong; few
strictly choice hAndy-weight, 11.5o;
hea vies, mostly 9..5a10.00. nothing
done early on wooled kinds; few sales
Of fat sheep in small lots around
steady.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

spesial Dispatch TO The star.
NEW YORK. April 9.-Receipts OF
California asparagus totaied q car
loads, or approximately 100000 punches
and possibly establishes record for
a single days supply on the New York
market. Prices held about steady.
bThe largest green asparagus whole
led at 3.50a5.Oa per dozen 2-pound
punches. and the small, 2.25a3.50.
The onion market ruled steady.
Hundred. pound sacks of western
Nay York, very fine quality, well
graded yellows changed hands at 4.05
while ordinary sold down 10 2.75.
Egyptian onions in sacks of about
no pounds jobbed out at 4.00a4.25.
Arrivals of barreled apples were
relatively light Grade A Rhode Is
land greetings brought as high as
7, 90 per barrel, and as low as $50.
Baldwins ranged from 2.75a4.50 and
|McIntoches. 7.50a9.50.
The undertone Of the potato market
a sain was stronger. Track business
for New York upstate potatoes In
buk peddled at 1o.25a10.50 per 1so
uourds and sacks, s.50a9.00 for $50
pctfflds. Maine offerings in bulk
brought IL. .0oa11.50. occasionally high
er per 100 pounds and sacks. a.o0a3.S0
per $50 pounds. New crop potatoes
from Bermuda commanded 1000 per
barrel, containing approximately 1so
umundA
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Second Trust Notes Purchased

Funds Immediately available for second
trust notes on d. c. and nearby Maryland
property See Mr.. Read. Local Agent. at
William X Hartung & Company
IlOS 18th Street Nv Main 312
Evening star., 1926-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct The Star Once

Oils. like Solar Refining and South
Penn. were down a point to points.
In the more prominent, losses ranged
from a half point to point. Higher
prices for Humble Oil, old and new.
was probably due to the fact tnat the
RIGHTS we're selling for cash today.
Among the molors, Franklin was an
execution. and changed hands at sub.
stsntially higher figures when buyins
orders found the market bare OF oner'
ings. stutz gave way readily another
point on only Few transactlons'
Shares of electric refrigerator COM
panies received better support. and
this was probably due to the fact that
they had been pressed down severely
in the recent speculation on the sell
ing side.
Baking company stocks conunuen
10 slim away easily, under further of-
ferings. General Baking class IA get
ting down almost 4 points.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Illness Blamed to Temper.

III temper and Ill health 60 hand
in hand according to DIR. George NJ.
Stratton. psychologist of the National
Research Council, who has observed
the history of more than 1000 sub
jects Men who at one time or an
other In their lives had serious ill
ness appear to be abnormal and more
subject to intense emotional reac-
ton aA ttmAa, ,hA sayA
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Sales in MINING STOCKS.
A. T. & T. EARNINGS GAIN.
Continued Expansion Shown in Re
port for February.

NEW YORK. April 4 H9.-Con.
tinued expansion in earnings Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Co. Is reflected in the report for Feb.
ruary, showing operating income Of
$3.553,7s9 against $3,014,807 in the
same month last year. The total for
the first two months Of 1925 was g..
225.411. an increase of $1.111 ,377 over
corresponding period of 1928.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
FINDS BUSINESS GOOD.

NEW YORK. April GP).-Edward
Yer Linden. president Of Peerless
Motor Car Co.. said March will he
the biggest month in the company's
history with estimated profits Of $780,.
900. He considers business in the
second quarter should be As good or
bettef than In March owing to the
sound condition Of business every
where. Charles II. Larson and Charles
A. Tucker have been elected additional
directors Of the company.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Sales INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas Sc '33--SlOo at lQ2.
5000 at Ioo. 5000 st loa. 81. 900 At 1854.
Washington Gas Lirht-1o A. 70. 10 Al
. ianston Monotype-1o At So. 10 at 50.
AFTER CALL
Potomac Electric ss 1855. 600 at
10s1.,
Money--CaN loans. s and g per cent.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
UTAH COPPER EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. April 9'LAY.-Utah Cop.
per Co. earned $s.s3 share in 1925
against $5.03 share In 1924. Met
income rose to 11,183,504 after ex.
penses. depreciation and Federal taxes,
but before depletion. from ss,1s5,319
s6,s04,0s2 in dividends surplus was
$4,l99,422.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE. April . tSpeciaD.-
Poultry-Live: young chickens, pound.
soa4o: winters. 45a5o; springers. Asa
.Ss; old hens. 2Sa30: Leghorns. 26a27;
old roosters, 90: capont 40a45: ducks,
27a5e: geese. 20a27; Guinea fowl, each,
SASS pigeons. pair. 35a40.
Eggs-Receipts. 973 cases: native
and nearby, fresh dozen offered al
2sl2a2s% duck eggs, 34a35.
Rutter-Good TO fancy creamery
round, 40a43: prints. 43a45: ladies, 81
aaa. store packed. 33asi: dairy prints,
S4a3e; process butter, 39a40
Evening star., 1926-04-09
BY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

~'''''e' behdtCh 10 me Stdf.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Prices went
lower on the Curb Exchange today in
one of the smallest sessions this year.
so far as the trading volume was con.
cerned. Most changes were confined
to narrow limits. Despite the favor
able money conditions. and the fur
ther reduction of S11I 5000 in brok
erace loans reported for the week end
ed March 81. the public showed no
disposition to come into the market
on the buying side at the present level.
Speculative sentiment was being in.
huenced by reports coming from busi-
ness centers. Estimates that the
United States Steel tonnage figures.
due Saturday. would show another
substantial decrease for the month OF
March checked whatever impulse
there might have been to work for
higher prices. High-priced Standard
Evening star., 1926-04-09

NEW YORK, April . tP).-Cotton
futures, HAS am bids steady; May,
1916. July, 1893; October. 17.44: De
cember, 17.11: January, 1905.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
BUTTER IS STEADY.

CHICAGO, April . LP.-Butter
steady; receipts. s.75s tubs; creamery
extras. 39A standards. 3s1.; extra
hrsts. ss12 assn; firsts. 37a3s: seconds.
36a3s12. Eggs, steady: receipts. 20,
13S cases: firsts, 2sis: ordinary firsts.
27is storage packed extras, SOL,
storage firsts. 80.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

NEW YORK. April .9,-Following
is an Official list of bonds and stocks
traded In on the New York Curb Mar
ket today:
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Correspondence
Kintire

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lindholn ano
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Peterson spent
Sunday afternoon at the Charles
Bergquist home in Belview.
Joe and Will Scanlon were Belvlew
callers Sunday afternoon, taking in
their sister, Annie, who had been
home from school for the weekend.
Grant Adsit returned about two
weeks ago from Sheboygan Falls,
Wis, where he had spent five weeks
with his sister, Mrs. Rose Gamble
Local friends will be sorry to learn
she passed away a few days before
his return home, after suffering for
some months with cancer.
The annual hunt supper and dance
is to be held at the Odeon Monday
evening, December goth, the side
captained by L. Leonard being the
winners.
Miss Helen Arndt and pupils gave
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a very enjoyable program and basket
social at the, Grandview School Dist
No. 70 Friday evening. Nearly $5C
was realized.
Miss Hattie Muetzel came home te
spend her Christmas vacation Friday
evening.
Miss Ina Engberg arrived Friday
from st. Peter to spend the holiday
vacation at home.
Mrs. Axel Hultquist has been quite
i'll the past two weeks having suffer
ed a stroke.
Mrs. VIM. Dessler arrived from
Candy Friday evening to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Muetzel and other rela-
tives.
Miss Elizabeth handkerchief and
two brothers were guests at their
aunt's home, Mrs. N. Sacmary a few
days the past week, having also made
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a trip to the Twin Cities to get their
sister, who has been a patient at the
Phalen Park hospital the past year
and half. They left for their home
near Lucan Sunday.
The mail carrier was unable to
make his route Monday owing to the
severe blizzard. The roads were
blocked for several days and patrol
men were kept busy trying to open
roads. They were opened Friday
from Redwood Falls but were almost
unpassible.