davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23

ME vo vsetkych veciach pravnych
a sudnych.
Dokial' je nam znamo, adv. Ma.
ria M. Fialla je prvou a jedinou
slovenskou advokatkou Ameri.
Ike ze takto vysoko dospela, "a
|sluhuje najvacsej eesti i priazne
od youngstownskych a okolitych
Slovakov. Ona je vybornym rri-
kladom pre- nasu mladez. ako usi-
lovnost 'ou a vytrvalost on mono
v Amerike dosiahnut najvySSich
ciel 'oy.
My 81. Fiallovej srdecne gratu-
lujcme k zahajeniu pravotarskej J
prakse a prajeme jej ma tomto
novom poll zenskeho snazenia
naivacSich nspechOv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
HUGHES A CI HOOVER?

Po odstipeni Coolidgea kan
didacie, v republikanskej strane
nastalo shananie sa "a najlepsi-
mi kandidatmi. Boly spominane
mena asi tucta muzov, ale poma-
ly z1zil sa vyber ma dvoch: Hug
hesa Hoovera. Hughesa chce
hlavne New York, Hoovera far
mari a vobec cely Zapad.
Hughes, ako je znamo, uz raz
Dol kandidatom ma prezidentstvo,
a to roku 1916. Vtedy prepadol
malou mensinou. Potom, "a pre-.
zidenta Hardinga boil sekretarom
statu a vyzna6il sa co vyborny
diplomat. Tohto chcn financnlci
a priemyselnici, lebo je vraj ma.
kloneny prajne ku zadlzenei Flu
rope, ktora chce odpustenie alebo
aspon zmiernenie dlhov cd Ame-
riky. Hoover je zas "a to, ably
Europa platila svoje dlhy a proti
miesaniu sa Ameriky do europ.
skych veci. K tomu Hoover ma do
brh povest' medzi farmarmi a jc
obi 'nbeny al strednou triedou, to
tiz obchodnikmi a malopriemy.
selnikmi. lie ktory z tychto dvoch
bude nominovany, nemoHno ami
zd'aleka predpovedat', lebo kon'
vencia je este d 'aleko vselico sa
moze prihodit' Ale vyber kandi,
data bude moe zaviset' cd toho
akych 81 zastupcov ma konvenciu
volicia vyvolia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
MOVE LIETADLO
BEZ M0TORA

George r. White Cocoa, Fla,
vynasiel move hetadlo, ktore ne
ma ziadneho motora hnane Je
len nohou. White previedol SO
svoiim lietadlom w viacere zdar-
ne lety dosiahol MIN 4O-mil o.
WI rychlost' Miesto motora sil Y
lietadle vselijake zavaane kolesa,
ktore sa krntia nohou, pricom lc-
tnn vrai ami najmenej nenstane.'
White hned po zdokonaleni svoJ.
no lietadla zacne no vyrabat vo
vel 'kom mnozstve a bude preda..
vat po 1900 jedno. Krydla lieta-
dla si len l3 stop dlhe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
YouNGsToWNsKY sLOvAK
oBCHoDNfKOM v COLUMBUS

Pan Andrej Rozum, Kodak z
Kosic. ktory predtym byval v
Youngstown, otvoril 81 COlum-
bus $ jednym priatel ON restau-
rant pod {. 40 E. Long st. Slova-
ci, ktori dakedy zajd1 do Colum-
bus, mech vyhl 'adajl Vienna Res
taurant a dostanti nom zname-
mite slovenske iedla. Obchod je
len pol bloka cd hlavneJ ulice
toho mesta. Panu Rozumovi bla-
hozelame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
sTYRIA ZABITf AUTAMI.

V automobilovych nehodach cez
minuly tyzden zabite boly styri
osoby v a ma okoll Youngstown
a mnobo bolo ranenych. Medzi ra.
nenymi je 5-roeny Frank Turs-
Gak . Campbell, Anna Kamcihak
z Hartzell Ave., Jan Pocira 2
Marble ST., Henry Drabinak,
Margita Drabinak Anna Sima 2
Niles.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
DvANAsT LETUNov ZAB1TE

Ia posledny tyzden zabite bo-
10 IL letinov ich cestovatel 'ov.
v iednom nest asst v Plainfield,
N. j. zabite bolo 5 cestovatel 'ov a
dvaja let1ni, druhom traja ma.
morni letiini Kalifornii tre-
tie nest 'astie sa udalo pri zavode'
hi o transkontinentalny let !
New Yorku ku Pacifiku. Y tom.
to zahynul pilot j mechanik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23

Pale Moon - Logan.
Prednesie Elizabeth Purdy.,
81 ] looked into your garden
Lohr. s
Dreams = Dada. d I
Grandma - Russell.
~ Prednesie Chris Powers.
A. The Blind Ploughman
Clarke.
Before the Crucifix - LaForge.
The Great Awakening K-e-
mer.
Prednesie William Stark. sa
81 Danny Boy Wetherley.
To You - Rodenbeck.
Last Rose of Summer Flo
tow.
Prednesie Elizabeth Purdy.
g. You and | W. Stephens.
| am the builders - Cadman.
+ Mlcevan LIE Stelle 2 opery
j. Tosca - Puccini.
Prednesie Chris Powers.
~ Friend O'Mine-D 'Hardelot
Song Of the Flea - Mussorg-
.~ skij.
Prednesie William Stark.
Tedy ako vidno, krasny pro-
gram, aky je prevadzany len vo
vel 'mestach Ameriky. Kazdy, kto
pride, zaziie chvfle, ma ktore bude
dlho spominat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
$4,000 AMERIKANov Y PARfxI

Y Parizi vydrziava sa konven-l
cia Amcrickei Legie, ktorej a.
sticastnilo 80. .O01 legionArov. Tito
dostali yel'kf oracic Cd franc6E~
skeho naroda. 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23


tel kan, sestrifkAm UrSulinkam.
ktore tax kratkom ease, tax
peknc vycvitily skolskn mladcz.
Prilezitostne kazne.
Pri bocnom vchode do skolskei
budovy bola urobena platforma.
krasne ozdobena americkymi bar
vami zastavami, ako bola W.
zdobena al celia skola fara. tn
po .prevedeni posviacky posadil sa
p. biskup knazstvo. Boly dive
kazne. Po slovensky kazal DIP. F.
J. Dubois, ktory vyborne rozobral
lcel katolfckej slovenskej sko.
ly vrele blahozelal ako duchov-
nemu, tax al osadnikom, ku tomu
veliktmu pokroku, ktory "a tax
kratky cas- urobili. Potom kazal
osvp. biskup katolickcj vycho-
We vzdelanosti, citujnc obsirnc
rec, ktorl pred tyzdhom povedal
prezment Coolidge, poukazujtic.
ze dnes v americkych .skolach We,
Ia pOzornosti ,sa venme prallti-
ckym vedomostiam, ktort umoz-
nujn cloveku zarabat dollare, a.
le zanedbavaj1 sa dnchovne hod,.
noty. bez ktorych l'udsky zivot
stava sa cloveka nehodnym. niz-
kym, hmotarskym a neznesitef-
nym. Nato vrelymi slovami pou-
kazal p biskup ma krasnu skolu,
hovoriac, re tato skola robi cest
nielen mestu Youngstown, ale
celemu biskupstvu, lebo ie jedna
najvacsfch najlepsich skol V
clevelandskom biskupstve. Napo-
kon poukazal ma osadne budovy,
kostol, SkoM a faru, hovoriac, ze
hoti farnost' je este len jedenast'-
ro6na. vykazuje> sd TAX krasnym
majetkom. ma ktorom je iba tosi
okoIo 100000 dlzoby. Vrelc d,a.
kuje l'udu, osadnikom farnosti
Mena JeziS "a til Stedrn obeta-
vost', ktora toto vsetko umoznila
potom d d'akoval DIP. Stipanovi'
cow, ktory Dol prvym duchov-
nym, DIP. DuboSovi, ktorf Dol
druhym duchovnym tiez i DIP.
| Ko6isovi, ktory w ma Siesty rok
| tn neinkuje GO duchovny spravca
farnosti Mena Jezis. Poslednemu
gratuluje, re vedel tax vel'ke ve-
ci vytvorit a pri tom vsetkom po-
drzat' 81 uprimnti lasku a odda-
most svojho l'udu.
Sv. Pozehnanie a vecera.
Po kaznach pobrali sa mini
stranti, knazstvo a p. bisllup do
kostola, kde p. biskup udelil sv.
Pozebnanie. Ked re do kostola sa
vmesti iba 6osi vyse 700 dusi, o.
hromna v;icsina ostala IA vonku
pred kostolom.
Po sv. Pozehnani bola vecera
pre- knazov v krasnom skolskom
auditoriume. Miestnost bola tiez
krasne vyzdobena. Poeas veeeri
vysluhovaly osadne dieveence. o.
sadna orkestra, pod majstrov-
sktm vedenim p. Michala Piros-
ku, jake tiez j osadny spevokol,
zabavaly host 'ov h,pdbou slo-
yenskymi anglickymi piesilami.
J Celia: tato zriedkava slavnost bo-
la vel mi zdarne, impozantne a
programovite prevedena.
Dnfame, ze kratkej buducno.
sti zas pojdeme vsetci pozret sa
ma tie pohyblive obrazky, ktore
nam posviacku zopakujil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
Posviacka skoly Najsv. M. Jezis
v nedel'u slavnostne prevedena
vzdor burke tisce bray ucast Program zdarne pre-
vedeny savnostny pochod posviacka kazne zvecne.
ne v pohyblivych obrazoch s

"lIluIi Heuel II ulnO OSlanP v n.
vel pam;iti mnohym a mnohym z
mas. V ten den bola slavnostna
posviacka novel krasncj skoly tu-
najsej slovenskej farnosti Mena
Jezis ma Steelton. Bohaty pro.
gram Dol zdarne prevedeny. |
napriek velikemu lejaku, ktory
sa spustil asi hodinu pred posvia-
ckou, l'udu prislo ma tisice ce-
lei okolice. Zastup boil odhadnu.
ty na vyse tri tisic dust. V po-
chode len automobilov bolo okolo
jednoho sta. Priestranne poem.
ky pri skole a kostole holy prepl.
meme narodom.
Slavnostny pochod ma cest'
p. biskupa.
Pochod Dol sriadenv. ako bolo
v programe. Najprv Sli policajt jti
ma konoch, potom amcricke pra-
pory, banda a potion vySc pat 'sto
dietok, chlapcov dievceniec, W.
obliekantch v bielych sata:h a.
meriekyymi praporcekami V ru.
kach. Ia mimi pochodovala mia.
dez, potion zeny a muzovia, "a kto
rymi nasledovaly automobily. Ce-
II tento pochod presiel popred o.
svietenvm. panom biskupom, kto-
ry sprievode DIP. Stefana Kosi-
sa, duchovneho farnosti mena Je.
zis, sedel v biskupskom automo.
bile ma rohu Maryland a Oak
wood ulic. Ked' presiel pochod,
pripojila SAX nemu druzina kna-
zov, sprevadzajhcich p. biskupa
a ma posledku isiel biskupsky au-
tomohil. Ulice, kadial' sa pochod
tiahol, boly preplnene ,svetom a
vsetky domy pekne okraslen6 a
merickymi a biskupsk!mi prapo-
rami.
Skolske dietky a farnost' vitaju
p. biskupa.
tMinistranti a skolske dietky NJ
Gakali ma prichod p. biskupa, kto,
ry, ked' vysiel fairy, privitan!
Dol krasnou recon-, ktorn prcdnie-
sol skolak Jozef Kucko. Potion
oddaI mali skolaci Jan Prokop a
Ruth Kornik vel mi krasnu ky
ticu kvetin. Pan biskup boil mile
dojaty, pohladil dietky po tvari a
udelil i'm svoje biskupske pozeh-
mamie.
Mnozstvo knazov blizka
d'aleka.
Posviacky s1castnilo sa vel mi
mnoho knazov. Nakol'ko SINE 81
postaeili ich mena poznacit', pri.
tomni boil: z Clevelandu: DIP. F.
]. Dubos, byvaly duchovny far.
nosti Mena Jezis; DIP. Celestin
Drexler, O. s. B.; DIP. Jozef Kris,
pinskI, DIP. Jan Kandrae, DIP. Jan
Weber, DIP. Juraj HaFbig. z Far
rell, Pa: DIP. Simon Miskovcik a
DIP. Dezider Major. 70 struthers
dp. Stefan Begalla DIP. Daniel
o shea. z Akron: DIP. Juraj No.
yak. z Canton: DIP. Jan Hamrak
a dp. j. Kuta. z Newton Falls
DIP. Juraj Bobal. z Hubbard: DIP
j. r. Maloney. z Campbell: DIP
Jan Krispinsky. z Youngstown
vel 'adp. Msgr. J. Klute, V. F.;
| DIP. w. Kane; DIP. Jozef Trainor'
DIP. Maurice Griffin; DIP. Jan Sti.
panovie, prvy duchovny farnost
Mena Jezis; DIP. F. Kozelek; DIP
J. Sidley; DIP. Patrik Gribbon
DIP. A. Gallagher; DIP. A. C. Their
res, O. p; DIP. Leo Rygwalski
DIP. T. Taylor; DIP. A. Sutter; DIP
w. Franco; DIP. G. Mclaughlin
DIP. G. McDonough. 2 Niles: DIP
Jozef Mcdonnell.
Spev skolskych dietok.
| Ked ministranti, knazi a osvp
biskup vkroGli do skolskej budo
Wy, tu skolsk6 dietky vyssfcl
ftried zaspievali ma eest' p. bisku
tpa krasnu prilezitostnd piesen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
POLITICKY
P r EHL' AID
McADOO NEBUDE
KANDIDATOM.

Demokraticka strana ma TAXI
senzaciu a prekvapenie svoinn
kruhu, ako no mala strana repuh
likanska, ked' sa prezident Cal
vim Coolidge Dol osveddil, ze enc
voll byt kandidatom'. Podobne
no obsahu osvedcenie totiz vyda
pred niekol'ko dnami al William
Gibbs McAdon- l-4szgsze .nokra
ticket sJylp.A ulssss, ,iesto
ako { ~ ASss ..nskej
Osveo-s,l,e McAdoo-va je stra.
tegicky t'ah proti kandidacii A
Smitha. Ako vieme, obaja tito
demokraticki vodcovia chcpli hyt
prezidentskymi kandidatmi pred
troma rokmi a ma konvencii Do
vstaly take boje, re to demokrati
cllil stranu skoro pochovalo. Stu
acia v tel strane je ta sama, axe
bola pred troma- a-styrmi rokmi a
preto, aby sa boje neopakovaly
McAdoo sa vidal kandidacie {
tym dal ma vedomie, re by to istt
NAL urobit' i AL Smith, ktoreht
Zapad a Juh nechcd ma ziader
sposob "a kandidata. Smith sa do
sial' neosvedcil, co 81 mysli "a
d 'akovani McAdoo-va ami nepove
dal, co urobf: ci bude kandidovat
alebo ME.
ia moznych kandidatov ma de-
mokratickn nominaciu ma prezi
dentstvo spomfnani s1 teraz II. 7
Meredith, byvaly fkretar zeme
delstva "a WilSona, Vie Donahey
guverner Statu Ohio a viaceri in
guverneri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-23
Spev skobk1ch dietok.

Ked ministranti, khazi a osvp.
biskup vkrodili do skolskej budo-
Wy, tu skolsk6 dietky vyssfch
tried zaspievali ma eest' p. bisku-
pa krasnu prilezitostnd piesen.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-16

Former Chief of Police Lengel
of Canton, Ohio, is the fifth man
to be indicted in connection with
the murder. Of Don Mellet, crusad-
ing editor. Lengel is shown shield
ing his face as he was being taken
up the Jail steps by Sheriff Ed
Gibson. Below is a closeup of the
former chief whose arrest followed
the story told by Floyd Strieten-
berger, former detective. Pat Nc
Dermott, Ben Rudner and Streit-
anberger have been sentenced to
life Imprisonment, while Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
Studebaker
Big Six
now OutSellS the combined
total of all the other cars
in the 70Or1d of equal or
greater rated horsepower

Six are far in excess of the combined
totals of all other cars those manu-
featured in the United States and also
those built abroad which equal it in
rated horsepower.
Command a Commander
No words, but only your own hand
on the steering Wheel your own foot
on the throttle, can tell you why men
are trading in cars that cost twice as
much, to secure the, superior power
and performance of The Commander.
phone us and we will give you an
opportunity to drive The Commander
yourself to appreciate why it has
been called "the greatest postwar
engineering feat"-why Studebaker
statesmen have nicknamed it "the
Ball of Fire."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

ME COMMUNICATIVE Big Six
performance heightened-with
- One Profit prices lowered-is
smashing records right and left.
1t is smashing records Of speed, rec.
ords Of hill climbing, records Of sales.
No sedan with horsepower equal to
that of the Big Six, according to the
ratings Of the Society of Automotive
Engineers and Of the National Auto
mobile Chamber Of Commerce, sells
for less than $4,000. To get Big Six
power you must pay more than
double Big Six prices.
AS a result Of this big value in power,
the Big Six has outsold all these other
high-powered cars-eights as well as
skies. Today, as a result Of the as
founding performance of the New
Commander models, sales Of the Big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-28
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, July % Especially
New potatoes, bushel. Local. 10; barrel,
1.50a3.00; beans, bushel, 125a1.5O;
beets. 100, 2.5Oa3.OO: cabbage. 100,
3.00a6.00; carrots, 100, 2.5Oa4.O0: Gel.
cry, crate, 2.50a3.50; corn, dozen, 30a
35: field corn, dozen, 12a20: cucumbers,
basket, 40a45; elephants. basket, 1.5Oa
LIS; lettuce, bushel, 50a1.00; lima
beans, bushel. 2.25a3.5O; onions. bush.
ell, 75a1.25; peppers, bushel, 60a1 90;
peas. bushel, 1.50a2.O0: squash. basket,
40a50; tomatoes, basket. 75a1.5O; green,
50a1OO.
Apples, basket, 1.25a2.25; canta.
loupes, crate, 1.25a4.00; blackberries
quart, 10a15; cherries, basket, 65a90;
buckleberries, quart, 15a25; plums,
Dasket, scars; peaches, basket, 65a
100; pineapples, crate, 3,00a5 90; .rasp.
berries. quart, 20a25; melons, each,
Isaac.
Hay and Grain Prices.
spot, 1.443s; No. 2 red Winter, gar
licky. spot, 1898; No. 8, garlicky,
spot, 1.34%.
Corn-Domestic, No. Q yellow, 1928;
No. spot, no quotations; No. 3, no
quotations; cob corn, old, $50, nomi-
nal.
Oats--No. 2. new. Sass per bushel;
No. 8, 54a55.
Rye-Bag lots. nearby, 1.10a1.15 per
bushel.
Hay-Receipts, none. With the an.
proach Of the season for new hay de-
mand for old hay is limited, with
prices generally in buyers favor. Fair
to good timothy is selling at a range
of 16.00a20.00 per ton, as to quality
and condition. and lower grades from
14.00a15.00. Clover mixed hay is
bringing about the same prices.
Straw--No. 1 wheat, 1300a14. co.;
No. oat, 13.00a14.00.
Dairy Farm Products.
: Poultry Live, Spring chickens,
pound. 25a32; Leghorns, 20a26; old
hens, 20a25; Leghorns. 17a18; old
roosters, 14a16; ducks, 9ea22; small
and poor, 15a1S; pigeons. pair, 2Oa3O.
Eggs-Receipts. 1861 cases; native
and nearby, current receipts, free
cases, dozen, 231za23A; strictly fresh.
fowl, dozen, 26.
Butter-Good to fancy. creamery,
pound, 39a43; prints. 43a45; block.
42a44; ladies'. 31a33; rolls. 3Oa32; store
packed. 80; dairy prints, 3Oa32; process
butter. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-28
TRADING |SSLOW
IN BOND MARKET
Increase in New Issues At.
tracts Interest From the
General List.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DlEpatCn 10 Inc star.
NEW YORK, July 2S.--Judging
from the slowness of today's bond
market and the slight changes that
occurred in prices, it had caught up
temporarily with the improved con-
ditions in money and in it's own
technical position. For one thing the
increase in the number of new issues
the past few days has attracted at
tention from the general list.
These issues are reported to have
been well taken. Some effort has
been made by the underwriters to
meet the viewpoint of the investor
as to price. This was indicated in
the Pure Oil 10-year 51ss offered on
a SIS per cent basis. In considera-
ton of the large amount Of oil bonds
already in the market and the dis
turbed state of the crude oil trade
concession to the investor was
necessary and apparently appreci-
ated, as the bonds were quickly alb.
sorbed.
Many Of the issues that dispiayed
a fair amount of activity ana strength
yesterday were dull and heavy. This
was true of j. Kayser convertible 5bs,
which reacted nearly IL points. Good.
year SIS, United States Rubber SIS. In.
ternational Paper convertible 6s and
international Telephone 5bs were
barely steady. There was a stronger
tone to the Bethlehem Steel consoli.
dated Is in anticipation of the
quarterly earnings to be published late
today
Government issues were firmer.
though dealings were small. One of
the queer features of the market has
been the failure of all of the long
term Governments to respond to the
present ease in money. 1t is realized,
of course, that they were bid to too
high level in the Spring in antici.
patton Of the new financing in behalf
of the second 4As. Local fractions
held Wednesdays rally. A season of
freedom from labor and political in.
reference with the affairs of Inter
borough Rapid Transit would devotion
a strong semi-investment demand in
all of the company's bonds and notes.
Erie convertibles and the new SIS we're
higher. Not a great deal Of change
occurred in the railroad list. Some
of the non-legal public utilities have
been quite strong. Utah Power SIS
are back again to par, or within q frac-
ton of their high of the year.
france already has voted to con.
slider retirement of the remaining 8
per cent dollar bonds outstanding in
this market. Now Germany is dis
cussing the value of placing her only
government issue here on a higher
credit basis through some form of
conversion Of the Is originally placed
at SO and now selling at 1O7. The
claim Is made that the Z per cent
rate Is handicap to German MUM.
cipal and state borrowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-28
Commodity News

BOSTON. July 2S.-Foreign greasy
woods withdrawn from bond and en-
tered duty paid in Massachusetts for
the first three weeks of July
amounted to 100000 pounds, 1,0GO,-
900 more than for the corresponding
period a year ago.
NEW ORLEANS-There has been
a marked increase recently in the
volume of export goods being shipped
to Central and South American mer
chants from this port. The demand
has been largely for cotton goods
and has been stimulated by higher
raw cotton prices.
NEW BEDFORD-Repo in tex
tile circles here indicate a merger
of cotton mills is under consideration,
with the Butler properties as the
key to the combination.
JACKSON, Mich.-The outlook for
the fruit crops of Michigan is less
favorable than a year ago. owing to
the cold June. The apple crop is
rated at 48 per cent of normal.
Peach and pear yields will be light.
BISMARCK, n. D.-The State
plans to sell the Drake State Mill
and Elevator September 80. This
project. started when the Nom
Partisan League was in power, is
reported to have lost $133,102.
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New Bond Issues

NEW YORK, July % Especially
Public offerings are being made today
of the $20,000,00O Of Pure Oil Co.
10-year 5R per cent sinking fund
gold notes maturing August 1, 1887,
by a banking group headed by the
Guaranty Company of New York and
including Dillon Read & Co., Central
Trust Co. of Illinois. Chase Secu-
rites Corporation, Illinois Merchants
Trust Co. and Halsey Stuart & Co.
The notes are priced at 90 to yield
more than SIS per cent.
Roosevelt & Son and George B.
Gibbons & Co, Inc, were awarded
the $1,000,000 of Az per cent Passaic
County, New Jersey, road and bridge
bonds at their joint bid of 1O0.23 for
$998.000 OF the bonds. Offering of
the latter amount Is made today at
prices to yield from 4.05 to 4.1O per
cent.
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"BEARS" REFUSED
IN STOCK MARKET
Attack Conferred on General
Motors FaiIs-SteeI Rises
and Motors Rallies.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
oecial Dispatch. to The Star.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Judsing that
the technical position warranted It,
The bear party made a vigorous at
tempt to bring about reaction IN
today's stock market. The attempt
failed and the forces back of 1t beat
disorderly retreat.
THE attack was centered upon Gen
oral Motors, and was opened early IN
the session. Great blocks of stock
were thrown on the market ana under
their weight the price receded rapldly
in fast and furious trading. A loss oil
some points was established before
effectual support was encountered.
While the pressure of General MO-
tors was at it's height, concerted
movement was begun to bid up United
States Steel, and so successful was the
counter demonstration that not only
did steel soar to the highest the pres
ent shares have ever sold, but motors
rallied also and by noon had regalned
all the morning loss and was showing
a net advance on the day. There
after the steel shares assumed the
leadership. that in other recent SEES
sions had gone to the motors.
Probably L. :. Steel would have
pushed ahead anyway, regardless or
what was happening III the rest OF the
market. At any rate, it was easily
the feature of the day. At l32 1t was
I'D 3 points, a gain made almost WIN
out intermediate reaction. TWO OF the
independents went 'along with the
leader. They were Crucible and BETH
lehenn. The buying in the former
seemed specially confident, but there
was nothing new to account for the
interest. 1t is believed that eventually
the directors will make some DISPOSE
ton of the treasury stock holdings
that will be Of benefit to the present
shareholders. Bethlehem Steel still
was discounting a favorable SIX
months earnings statement.
In the railroad list, Atchison was
the principal point of attraction.
crossing 1911, it had set up another
new record for all time, completely
ignoring the loss in net income for
June, compared with the same month
a year ago. In fact, all the railroad
stocks disregarded the June earnings
statements the explanation being that
the second half of the year would
bring out more favorable compari-
sons. Lehigh Valley was down again
TODAY. but the advance in that stock
never had been based on earnings, but
on the belief that buying for control
was in progress.
Elsewhere in the market, General
Electric distinguished itself by reach-
ing a new high for the no-par stock,
while Radio sold at the highest since
1925. Greene Cananea and American
Smelling & Refining stood out among
the coppers, and Atlantic Refining in
the oil group.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

NEW YORK, July % LP).-The con.
solidated statement of Paramount Fa-
nous, Lasky Corporation as of April
2, 1927, shows total assets of $149,S47..
s35. Current assets were 3S,S2l,7
and current liabilities, $24,224, 1O7.
Profit and loss surplus was SIG, 496, 566.
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PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS, July % R).-Prices were
irregular on the Bourse today. Three
per cent rentes. IS francs 20 centimes;
exchange on London, 124 francs 10
centimes; S per cent loan. Is francs
90 centimes. The dollar was quoted
at rs francs Sc centimes.