davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25

Joseph E. julius, terajsi NEST
sky pravotar v Campbell, vystii-
pill "a kandidata ma nrad mayora
" Campbell Ako prfcinu udaya
"Verim, ze volicia mesta Camp
bell .maj1 doveru v mojich schop-
nostiach sltizit i'm verne cestne
bez bazne strannictva.
Mr.. Julius narodeny boil Mo-
MICA, Pa. a do Ganipbell prisiel !
rodicmi co maly ckfapee. Jeho .:
tee, Carmine Julius Dol pekarom
groceristom a pozival ictu ka-
zdeho, kto no poznal. Mlady Jo-
seph Julius boil yychovany v Sko-
ZACH mesta Campbell v St. Vim
cent College, Latrobe, Pa. kym
boil pripusteny k apravotarstyu.
.Studoval pravo pod sudcen Eyo-
.r.t -
nom praktizoval pravotarstvo
"a 10 rokov. Je zenaty, ma rodi-
nu byva-v svojom dome v {. 261
Reed Ave,
Mr.. Julius je mestskym pravo-
iirom teraz. uz ma druhy ternin
a uchadzajiic sa 0 lrad mayora,
ziada povysenie. Ako mestsky pra
votar je stale medzi liudom a po-
INA jeho potreby a ziadosti. Co
mestsky pravotar, pozna vsetky
zalezitosti mesta mysli, ze zvo-
lenim ho "a mayora, bude vstave
sltlzit NEST 'anom este lepSie, nez
terajsom postaveni. Jeho jedi
nou ambiciou je sl1zit'' l'udu a
strazit mad pravami a zaujmami
l'udu a danovnikoy.
Mr.. Julius sa uchadza 0 trad
mayora ma zaklade nasledovneho
programu:
Je "a nizSie dane a dokaze, ze
m0zu byt' snizene.
Je "a nestranne a .zdvorile "a
obchodenie so vsetkymi l'ud mi,
nepreukazujdc zvlastnu spriazen
ziadnym klikam a fakeiam.
Je proti invlizii a prehliadke
privatnych domacnosti pod "a
mienkou uplathoyania zakonov..t
Je proti marnisosti nepotreb-
nym vydavkom verejnych' penazi.
Co dokaz jeho schopnosti pop-
kazuje ma to, ze lisporil meStu v
poslednom roku $56, 600 y pravo-
tach. .--- I r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25

t4f 5 10 81 4
Tato vel'kA rrvntriedna 4 maj
kraisia sIovenska diyadeina hra
"Rozmajrin ktora bola ceu ia.
siangy zahrana 4ramatickym kri.
zkom Sboru lad TSJ sokol, bu,
de zopakovana I prwl nedel'u pc
Vel 'kej Noci \ sk'ole Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda. Nebolo to sice nasim
dmyslom,. lebe SINE So chystali no
w kus zahrat', ale ma ziadost
mnohych jul zahrame ztse, a to
nielen tn v mesfe, ale al VI sused-
nych mestach. Pocuh SINE cd mno
hych, ktorf sd tejto hry sf6ast-
Mill, ze odkedy sti tuna nevideli
tax krasne zahranej a prevedenej
'hry ako boil "Rozmajrin". Bolo
by nemiestne tuna hovorit', ze. =
hire vyniknnl len aleibo onen he
rec, ale muslin povedat', ze vset-
kyeh 30 her.ov a kere6iek hralo
'vyborne, ako q z'ivod, a rreto al
.obecenstvo bolo, spokojne. Nasi
ochotnici mozn byt' hrdi ma syoje
yykony a mech rrijmu vdsakn ce-
leho sboru.
CT. slovensk6 obecenstvo ubez-
pecujeme, ze "Rozmajrin''' bude
zahrany 60 najlepsie, aby znovu
bolo plnou mierou uspokojene.
Urcity cas- predstavenia cely
program averejneny bude buddc.
ne. ia Sbor 146. T. s. J. Sokol
Aadls5 csasr riaditeI'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
NEBEZPECNY SIALENEC
ZABITY v DETROIT

. I
V Detroit zabity Dol jeden Ger.
noch, ktory mohol byt' davno
hi 'adanym vrahom a napadate.
l'om zien v Toledo. Cenoch Dol
zastreleny policajtom po napad.
nuti jedneho chlapca, ktoremu
cernoch zlomil nohy vel 'kym ky.
jom. Pri mrtvole najdena bola ze.
LENA tyc povrazy, okrem kyja-
ka, ktory NAL okrlteny elektri.
ckym drotom. V cernochovi po.
znany Dol Edward Ballard z
Fordson, Mich, vypustenec 20
statneho blazinca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25

Skoldozorca Richeson ma po-
slednej sch6dzi 'skolskej rady
pradostrel plany ma stavbu sly.
roch novych skol y meste, Z kto.
rych dive budd Junior High sko-
" ! dive publiene- sJedna ., vys-
Hch sktl postavesas bude ma In.
dianola Ave, ktora bude slu1it
vaesinou Slovakom No Lansing
vile. Stsvbe sk6l bude slit $9l9,.
go. Skoly bn4id postavens be.
ho1n droch rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
zoMREL NAJsEAR3f {, b.
j sLOvENSKH AMERICAN

Move easy" q Chicago ozna-
mujl, ze tam zomrel 13. marca
Daniel Schustek, Kodak 70 Zvo-
lenskej L'upee, vor veku 81 ro-
kov. Nebohy prisiel do Ameriky
r. 1872 2 Egypta, jednym Mem
com. Prabyval tedy v nerike
SO rokov. Bol strvkom znamych
Schustekovcov, Andreja. a. Jana.
Bol al jednym 10 zakfadatelov
Mar. SLOW. Spolkn,4 ktoreAo Dol
ale neskorsie vystlpil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
DIR. KARLovsKH Y AB1ERTKE.

v Spoj. Statoch nachodi 50 ns,
navsteve DIR. LII. Karlovsky, en-
farar a byv. slov.-americky pfa.I
covnik a nateraz generalny ta-
jomnik YMCA V Bratislave. Dr.
KarhvskN rechil. minnleho fyxr
dna Y Clevelande, o vseobecnoh|
pokroku v 6SR a zepsenom poa
mere medzi Slovakmi d Cechmii. 81 M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
.zkKoN oPRoTr s|
G lgEDEL'NflGsTAlE0o

v dome zastupcov Statnei f5s 5
konodarne prijaty Dol zakon, kfS
rym 50 zakazuje vydavat' lics1
ma nedel'ns tance. Pfedloha & &
teraz pojednavan& sen(tS
whore ! poehybuje a, u s
pfijatL Tsnto sakou n
dvoans gokni pok1Aii y
zAkpnodarci vyniest' als Ia mm ~ ll
a I tersz nfvrh pcdsH
Siadost' ! kl6noS. |1s q rs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
m.ADE DIEVCA
sPkCHALO SAMovRAzDU

Mary Jay, 16-rocne dievca &.
60 Picadilly ST., Campbell, spa
chalo samovrazdu zastrelenim sai
minuleho piatku. Dievca boloE
choromysel ne a pred smrt 'ou ma
pisalo list svojmu 1niEencovi, xeI
ju akysi duch V noci nahovarall
odobrat' sa ma druhy svet, kdeI
jej bude dobre. Matka diev6at'a
udala, ze bolo zdrave ma dust do
nedayna ochorelo nasledkom to-
no, ze nemohlo dostats pracu. u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
rERMfN MA ZAPLATENIE
DAM BUDE PREDI.zENf

Aekol'vek okresny pokladnik
Vogan udava, ze majetkova dan
musi byt' zaplatena do 81. marca,
mae bude 10-percentova pokuta,
okresni komisari zamysl 'ajl pre-
dlzit' tento termin D dakyeh 10
dni. Odporiica sa ale, kto nezapla-
til este svoju dan, ahy tax urobil
do 81. marca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
SLovENSKf CHI.APEc
RANENY AUTOM

Jan Krempasky, 14-roeny syn
Mikulasa Krempaskeho a jeho
manzeky, z {. 81 N. Park Ave-,
Warren, Dol Y nedel'u vecer sra
zeny automobilom, hnanym Jer-
ry1n Faldato ma w. Market ST.,
utrpiac zlomenie nohy. Faldato
na policii udal, ze Janka, Krem-
paskeho nahanal po ulici my
,chlapec Janko sa tax dostal
pred automobil. Bol odyezeny do
Riverside nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
OL.ITICKY Y
r, r E HI AD
zpRkvYDJulllsA lnlasy
K IdA ASa

Steeltonsky Politicky Klub od-
byval svoju riadnu sch6dzu dina
6. marca pod kostolom M. Jezis.
Ma tel sch6dzi. bolo prltomn6 do
80 1dov. Dost' to maly pocet .
takeho vel'keho slovenskeho di-
striktu. Ma sch6dzu prisiel al
koncilman nasej wardy, ktore-
no SINE poziadali, aby nam prisiel
sdelit' ako by SINE dosiahli spo-
jenie Lakeview Ave. az ku Oak
wood Ave-, lebo spojenie peka-
Ia jeden lot, ktory musi byt' W..
kilpeny. Koncilman nam povedal,
aby SINE vybrali peticia a podpisy
q on ze nam bude ma pomoci do
siahput' spojenie tel ulice. Tato
Lakeview utica je vel mi potreb-
ma pre- nase deti, chodiace do
Washington skoly do osadnej
skoly Najsv. Mena Jezis, lebo
po Steel St. je vel'ka trafika a.
preto je pre- naSe deti tadial ne
bezpecno chodit'. Lakeview musfY
byt' otvorenou ulicou od Oak
wood az po Hartzen Ave. Ma sch6-
dzi boil hned' zvoleny vybor ma
dostanie peticii, ktore boly po-
rozdavane obyatel'om, byvajd.
elm ma okoli tychto ulic.
TAX vidite, spoluobcania, re
politicky klub nam je potrebny
vsetkym. Porekadlo hoyori, ze v
spojeni je sila, preto ak chceme
byt' silni, musime byt' spojeni.
Vsetci obtania neobGania Slova-
ci mate prislichat' do tohto klu-
bu, eoho budeme mat vsetci O.
sob. Ma schodzach klubu Mdy po-
cujeme daco poucneho. Ked' bu-
deme spojeni, tax skorej daco do
staneme, ako po jednom. Prid tie
k nam, .neibud tie zaostali neho-
vorte, ze yam to abo ono netreba. |
Clovek, ktory zije, v5dy mu ME-
co treba.
Bndnca sch0dza bude odbyva-
f6 ma ibudticu nedel'n, dna s27. !
raarca pod kostolom Najsv. Me-
ma Jezis. TAX nezameskajte tam
prist' w q mate len prvy papier
alebo druhy, alebo len zamysl 'ate
81 vytiahnut' prvy. Uist 'ujem vas,
ze v budicnosti nepridete ma
schodzu len sam, ale privediete
nejakeho priatel'a.
Este podotykam, ze kto sa chce
nieco doznat', ma citat' Youngs-
townske Slovenske Noviny a pri-
shichat' do politekeho klubu, uz
ci byva v sired mesta, alebo ma
Haselton, Steelton, Lansingville,
alebo Campbell. Kazdy
ma prisli1chat' do klubu tam, kde
byva ako dobry obcan obcanka
alebo budtici obcan ob6anka.
M. Kucko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25

Slovenskf nmelci " Amerike sa
Go rok to now sa zjavu-
jn ma obzore. Dna IA. marca kon-
certoval V little Falls, N. Y. Jan
Kokes, virtuoz ns husle a lS. mar
ca Z 'udovit 4Ondrejka, tiez Kusli-
sta, 'koncerteval ". slavnej Stein
way hale v New Yorku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-03-25
oDoHNAI4A oBRovsK31Io
6ERNoCHA KRIKol1

Ked' Mrs. n. Bolas, az.G. IT'S
Madison Ave, voslR y nedel'u o
10. veser do;svojej tkuchvnea "a
nrela vikdtes .supet -jedneho We
likeha. cernocha.' Mrs. Bolas ssa
no velimi, zHskla. ~ nEhnikAve w
krikla. Gernpch .sa zas od. jej ~!
krikn nal 'akal b tlsieF GER oblok..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to
police belong to:
Jacob Friedman, 2119 Prospect
St., Chevrolet, 564-699, from 210O
Prospect st.
Frank McAnany, 1925 Bradbury
ST., Ford, 586-852, from Riverside
Park.
Virgil Thompson, Lewisville, Ind,
Ford, 209-08l, from Washington
and Illinois SITS.
J. B. Poindexter, 308 Virginia
Ave-, Chevrolet, 14l-347, from Vir-
ginia Ave. and Louisiana st.
T. j. ShaughnessyS 2216 N. Tai
bott Ave-, Ford, 560-114, from front
of 119 w. Maryland st.
Thomas Short, 1909 Fletcher Ave-,
Ford, 595-6Ol, from in front of that
address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
PROBE STABBING AFFAIR
Two Men in Hospital After Neigh.
borhood Feud Flares.

Detectives attempted to gain in
formation from Clarence Cohen, 81,
of 206 N. Backward ST., today re-
garding who it was that stabbed him
three times late Saturday night. He
is held in city hospital charged
with assault and battery and shoot
ing with intent to kill.
William Barger, 81, of Sis w. Ray
ST, also held at the hospital, is
suffering from a cut on the head,
inflicted, hesaid, when a wrench,
thrown by Cohen, struck him. Co
hen is alleged to have gone to the
Barger home seeking Mrs. Grace
Hacker, a sister-in-law. Told she
was not there, Cohen is charged
with firing five shots into the Bar
ger home and then throwing the
wrench. He is also charged with
striking Mrs. Alice Barger. Mrs.
Barger drove up in an auto and
took him away. Police found him
at the hospital seeking treatment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
GRAIN PRICES
RISE, WEATHER
REPORTS CAUSE
Rain and Cold in Canada
Starts BuIIiSh Trend in
Chicago Pit.
BIZ United Press

~ OHttu IFtob
CHICAGO, Aug. Discontinued
cool weather and rains in the Ca
madam wheat regions resulted in
higher prices in wheat future here
early today. The grain opened lzc
to sc higher than Saturdays close.
Corn opened lsc to sc higher, and
oats &c up to sc lower.
The Winnipeg market showed
early strength on the bullish Cana
dian weather news, while Liverpool
came as expected. However. this
foreign market will not be a factor
here as long as the Canadian news
Is bullish. Temperatures in the
western Canadian provinces today
were as low as "a degrees, and the
forecast is for continued cool
weather. The visible supply Is ex-
pected to show an increase of S.
100000 bushels when published late
today, but this had no effect early.
Some parts Of the corn belt were
visited by rains over the week end.
but the nights continued cool and
the crop has not made satisfactory
progress. Strength in wheat was an
aid to higher prices in this pit.
News is oats was unchanged.
There still being a flood of poor
harvest reports from all regions.
This grain followed the leadship of
wheat.
Provisions opened higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
Cash Grain

The bids for car lots OF grain at the call
OF the indianapolls Board OF Trade. (. o. b.
basis Al bac New York rate, were:
:, Wheat-Steady; No. red, 81 .30I5 6al. 80:
No. hard. s1.29IaQ13I.
:. Corn STEADY: No. white. $i.O56l .O7is:
No; 4. 1000 .04l2: No. 3 yellow, 81. O5m
ii;09ss}; No: 4. sI;03G 1861: No. 3 mixed,
81 ;03 a@l .05l2; No. 4. $l.02Ql,03.
, osssts1steady: No. white. 44lsG4ec: No.
Hay-Weak; No timothy. sisBO@l4:
No. timothy. si2.5O@i3: No i light
clover mixed. l3.50Q14; No. clover
mixed, $l3Ul3.50 No. clover hay, $3.50
Ql3.
Inspections
Wheat-No. red. cars; No. 2 g cars.
No. 4. cars. Total. 10 cars.
ca GOrn No. c Sni!e Mo- ears cs No 70
! car; sample white. 1 car: No. 2 yellow
car: No. 3, cars: No. 4: cars: No. S.
No; I. 2 cars. Total, 80 cars.
Oats-No. 2 white. cars; No. 8. % cars:
No. :. l car: sample white. cars. Total,
Rye No. a. car: sample. car. Total.
cars. =
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
TROOPER IS KILLED
Union Mine Meeting Ends in
Disturbance.

BR United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. IA
riot which developed this afternoon
when State troopers dispersed a
meeting of union miners between
Acmetonia and Cheswick in the
Allegheny valley, resulted in the
death of one trooper, while several
participants in the gathering were
injured, one seriously.
Private John j. Downey, q, at
tached to Troop A, with barracks at
Greensburg, was slain.
Joseph Maeicae, 36, of Curtisville,
said to be coal miner, was re-
moved to the Citizens General hos
pital at New Kensington, with a
wound in one arm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
FIGHT FILM SHOWN

Made In Indiana, Not Law Violation,
Is Claim.
In spite of the arrest Saturday of
B. M. Stearn, agent for the Demp-
sey-Sharkey fight movie, the
Colonial Theater began the weeks
scheduled showing of the Aim Sum
day.
officials Of the theater claimed
that the film was a duplicate of the
film seized by Federal authorities
and was made in Indiana and there
fore not shown in violation of the
Federal law prohibiting interstate
transportation Of prize fight moving
pictures. Stearn was released later
on bond. Department of Justice Of
ficials here refused to comment on
tie situation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
SEEK SAFE LooTERs
Police Look for Evansville Bandits

Police Look for Evansville Bandits
in City.
Police were on the lookout today
for appearance here of money and
loot stolen in burglary and safe
blowing at Evansville, Ind, early
Sunday.
Evansville police telephone that
the safe yielded old coins ano
Canadian money totaling $500. Nine
ladies' fur coats and several new
suit cases were among the wearing
apparel taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
Love CHEST OPENED.
Woman Charged With Muir
der on High Seas.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-From a
small oblong box bearing the seals
of two nations, Government officials
today brought forth a hundred love
letters in their efforts to throw more
light upon the latest murder on the
high SEAS"
The body of Louis Fisher, engi-
neer of the United states merchant
lines American Trader, arrived in
New York today. At the same time
Mrs. Mary Waits, stewardess of the
vessel, was taken ashore for interro-
cation. She will hear read all Of
her letters to the victim, in whose
face she is alleged to have thrown
carbolic acid.
The vessels captain, Hubbard c.
Fish, told a first hand story of the
death. He said Mrs. Waits blamed
a London woman" for stealing
Fishers love. The acid, he said
was thrown while the stewardess was
in an uncomfortable rage.
Il love a girl in England"
That was the fatal statement
made by the engineer a minute be-
fore he was doused with poison. He
died five minutes later.
The news of his death was kept
from the stewardess. She was 0e-
ceived, lured into the captains quar-
tiers on a pretense and locked up
Otherwise, she would have COM
mitted suicide" explained Captain
Fish. II told her the crew was hos
tile"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
RULE
WALL STREET
/. IN ACTIVE DAY
Durant Starts Optimism by
Statement on General
Motors Position.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty industrials Saturday
was 1850. up 20. Average OF twenty
rails was ls9 &, up .ls; Average OF forty
: bonds was $500. up .O3.
nv United Press
BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Bullish
enthusiasm engendered by William
@. Durant's statement on General
Motors Saturday carried over into
The initial market of the week with
industrial stocks soaring in active
turnover.
General Motors at the opening
shot up to 232, new high level
and a gain of point over the
previous close. 1t Immediately
scared to 235 in exceptionally heavy
turnover. New General Motors
stock selling OH when issued basis
skyrocketed to 100, up 81 and q
ne WHICH.
Durant said that the General
Motors issue would no doubt be
split further in the near future and
expressed the opinion that a bullish
market would continue for an in
definite period with prices rising
far higher than at present.
Other motor shares came into line
with the leader today. Hudson was
spurred on by the action Of directors
in placing the issue on a SIS annual
basis. The issue opened at 861s,
I'D 21s, and held around that figure
in active dealings, Chrysler and
Studebaker also gained.
General Electric, Aatchison, Bald
win Allied Chemical, American
Smelling and other pivotal issues
were from fractions to more than a
point higher. Du Pont scared
points to 299. OIL issues were bet
ter. United States Steel opened at
1863, up n, and then advanced 8
to 1878.
Industrials used in the Dow Jones
averages closed Saturday at 1850,
a new high record. This speedy re-
covery from the recent break was
regarded ss convincing demonstra-
ton of the markets underlying
strength and buying orders poured
in from interior points in large vol
ume.
Demand converged on motor
shares. General Motors ran UP
points to 1886, while the new stock
spurted 3M to 1903 on the longest
string of transactions seen on the
tape in several months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
MOOSE OPEN ANNUAL
MEET AT PHILADELPHIA

Delegates From All Over World At
tend Annual Convention.
By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Dele-
gates from all parts of the United
States and foreign countries were
assembled here today for the open
ing session of the thirty ninth an
nual convention of the Loyal Order
of Moose.
Ceremonies and supreme officers
reports, and opening of the five day
convention by officers of the degree
of merit, marked the opening day.
"A conference of the women OF
the Mooseheart legion was sched-
uled.
The supreme orders lodge will be
convened tomorrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
WORK ON CITY BUDGET
Finance Committee Of CounVn Il
Meeting Today.

The council finance committee
met again this afternoon in its eff
fort to cut the $1.195 tax rate city
budget for 1928, submitted by City
Controller William @. Buser and
Mayor Duvall. The sanitary COM
missioners and legal department OH
Gals attended.
Department heads and members
Of city boards have been invited
into separate conferences with the
body. The board of works will meet
with the committee Tuesday and the
board Of safety has been invited to
attend Wednesday session.
Chamber of Commerce and the
indiana Taxpayers League repre-
sentatives are attending the ses-
sions. Chairman o. Ray Albertson
said a public hearing will be held
later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-22
Marriage Licenses

:, Kenneth Baugh. %. Unionville. Ind
IIa ad and Ada Hawkins. 10. Millersville
Fred H. orsley. %. 5s4o Guilford. mason
chr mary Buckets. 10. 1876 N Colorado
and Esther Luken, 20, 2802 q. Michiean
Stenographer.
ga Waltsr NniIr%geyer; 20, R, r, P. Box s27
Box lO8.. comptometer operator
Edward Manton. 80, Gil Carlisle credit
manager manage and Johanna Gilday. IS, 654
Harry Hammond. 21. 1925 Lambert ad
yertising, and Lorena Schulze. 20. 24i6 w.
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Hoe MARKET
STRONGER AS
Y WEEK STARTS
LightWeights Open Little
Changed; Other Classes
Start Upward.

After an erratic week which
steadied at the close, lightweight
porker material at Union Stock
yards opened little changed today
while other classes showed a strong
upward tendency. Some material
was is cents higher on the hundred
weight while in extreme cases a Is
cent advance was noted.
The top was $10.85, with the bulk
of material ranging upward from
1925. Receipts were estimated at
5000 with only BIT holdovers.
Hog Price Range
Porker material in the 120-160-
pound class sold at $9.25@l0.5O;
10000 pounds. $10.50@1080; 200
225 pounds. $l010@1065; 225-250
pounds, $500 1925; 250-300 pounds,
$9@9.75; 800 pounds up, $8.5OQ9.25.
Pigs sold from $3.50 down. Packing
sows went from $7@8 down.
Cattle Division
In the cattle division the market
held steady and little changed over
Its last weeks average. Receipts
were estimated at 600. Receipts of
CALVES were estimated at 500. Veal
ers ranged downward from q top
figure Of $16.
Sheep and lamb trading was
negligible at the start, but early in
dications were that prices would
break sharply, SO cents to 81 on the
hundred weight. Receipts were
estimated at 900.
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Births

Bows
Hospital AS'H"uiSS
Alonzo and Emma Keneson. AIS Abbott.
son. ~
Giria
Row and Roberta ChiIes. 80 w. Forty
First. " S''
Arthur and Alma Miller. 722 Fletcher.
Frank and Helen Bowman. 1908 N. Dear
Bernard and CAROLYN McConahay. 1922
Bellfontaine.
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In the Sugar Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-In view of the
Europe aggregating 1903. 1908 tons in the
last four weeks. as against 37,967 tons
for the same period last year, and the
ton. greater confidence has been shown
IN the values OF tho distant months. It
is believed also that a largely increased
is impending. Both visible and invisible
supplies are reduced and their restocking
must be allowed for. still believe in buy
Ing the distant deliveries.
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Deaths

Elizabeth Merrvweather. 81. 400 Berkley
Rd., chronic myocarditis.
:. Henry Henry Herdie. 40, city HOSPITAL. myo-
Horace Edwood Nelson. 81. Methodist
Hospital. acute appendicitis.
Mary Q. McNeff, rs. Methodist hospital.
intestinal obstruction.
=, Sarah Elizabeth Mebrlich. s.. 20 E.
Elizabeth. mvocarditis.
Pearl Pearl Anderson: 4s. S2s E. Georgia. acute
Fifth. arterioscleross.
Ted Dausch. "a. CITY hospital acute
ARA LEROY Jones. So. city hospital. myo-
Betty Jean Weir. mo-. s25 Parkway.
CASTRO enteritis