davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-07
: Prosim.,. ak so yam rhci, bn.

=
.vzhl'adom 6loveka, ktory pol
'hodinc mnsi vybudovat maine
.nej desaH dokov.
Ma dfuhy den sitaI som novi-.
mach, 1c najlepsie ruska hlayy
Ishodnjii sa v ncvyhnutel 'nosti bu-
|dovariia dokoy ma Gicrnom mori.
Intcrvief Dol mily, mlady clo-
rek.
III.
Druhy intervicr nebol u6 tax
| st 'astlivy.,
Prisiel zadychany intervier a
|pytal sa:
- Go myslite o..
- @ com? zrobil som oblieaj
znalca.
~ @, o, o.. y certa! 1abudol
som O som...
Dlho pot 'ahoval svoj nos. na-
Epomahajitc talk svojej pamati.
- prekliata pamat' @ com ste
HEN mali mysliet'g
- Snad' 60 mytslim svcto-
vom ozbrojeni9
- Mel Go tuna ozbrojenim !.
Ale pockajte. Pred chvllou Dol
som u jedneho somara a zapisal
/ som 81 odpoved'. Snad podl' a to-
ho So dohadame.
Pre6ital 20 svojho notesu -
- Povazrlem to "a strasne zlo.
ESd pripady, ked' priroda ako by
vypovedala clovekovi vojnu ma
zivot a ma smrt'. Obete l'udi Il
bohlch zvierat prevysujii tisice
la l'udske ruky su bezmocne pred
[tymto slep5m zazrakom!,..
Viem! Skrikol som. = Ho-
vori q moru. Preco len tol 'ko l'u-
|tnje uieratag Clovek pomysli 81
.trebars potkanoy. Roznasaiu ma
Fkazu a este ieh l'utujete. Gin
, viac ich podochne, tsm lepsie
Pilte! .....
| ~ Silhlasfm tym, za toto 2lo
lie skutoene vel'kt, ale niemenej
pridrGiavam sa nazoru, re bojo-
vat $ MIN je mo1ne. Ako? Odpo-
Eyed' je jasna: Vykynozenie po-
Etkanov, nemilosrdna vojna S bl-
telami a v5bee dokladnejsie by.
gienieks apatrenia. Ked' bnde ka-
zdy elovek eistote drzat' svojc
tclo, bude 81 umyyat' pokial' moz-
| no naicastejsie svoje ruky, palit
odpadky, bude nespornt, Re nemi-
losrdny nepriatel' nesmetie no
svojim siernym krydlom
i Mlady clovek zapisal 81 moi
11azor, pod 'akoval odisiel.
| Ma dr-uhy den boil vsetci pre-
lcvapeni, ked' reitali, 60 myslim @
fpovode zivelncj hriizy - tajfi,na
lktory nivoeil cele vychodna po,
Ibrezie Ameriky,
Ako sa uka2alo, otazka bola. ze
60 myslim 0 nest 'astiach zavine'
nych tajfiinom.
| Neviem, ai. sa nasiel ma zeme
gull jediny SONAR, ktory by po
knsal zachranit' sa pred tajfu
nom podl'a mojho receptu: my
tim rnk, kynozenim potkanov 8
vobec dokladnejsimi hygienicky
mi opatreniami...
! III.
| v poslednom case prestali ms
/ intervieri bavit' Ably som sa icl
|zbavil, obratil som sa k doklad
snejsim hygienickym opatreniam I
ldrzim dvere ma zamku.
! Ale tieto dni jeden 2 tychto bl
[cov l'ndstva predsa len ,ku mnt
|preniknnl vyhlasil, re neodid'
zivy PRIV, nez mu odpoviem.
i ~ Me som donna, priznava
som So.
!! - Neslhfasim vami. Podl Z
moho nAzoru ste donna.
~ Ale kde9e! Odisiel som pre-
Aodineu . vratim sa neskoro
tnoci.
!, - Zmenii ste svoje rozhodnu
lite . vratili ste 50 pred polhodl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-07
JAN UARA l927

koGncoM dat, ked nema dosta-
tok svojho vlastneho maieka.
Tym ciel'om, ably slovenske ma
tky mohly znat', ze ako rEirat'
Bordenovo Eagle Mlicko, Borde-
nova Spolocnost' vytla6ila n slo-
venske.i rcci iplne npravy krrne-
MIA. u ktorydh De udane, he ako
treba pripravit Bordcnovo Eagle
Mlieko pre- kojencov roalicneho
Ieku. .Jcstli chcete mat jeden
vytisk Z tyehto ifprav, len w
.plnte k,rpon, ktory najdete ma
jednej oh4asok nasom casopi-
SC. poslite no tejto spolocnosti a.
.ona vam ich vd acne posle zdar-
ma ali 5 utesenoal hctskou knizo6-
kou.
Cftajtc pozornc tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadnA upotrcbenie Y bu-
d1cpnsti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-07

Napisal: Arkadij Aver6enko.

ss 10y sAHuJu vAHA dd EHNV5 Ny issio
pie6o ncodkladn6ho.
Ale obysajne nic neodkladnf-
no ieh kn mnc nevedie. Taky je-
lnodncho pride, sadne ST q pyta
sa:
Go myslite o samovrazdach,
ktore sa staly ' poslednom case
60 0 kradcM briliantove
Co o tom tom9
Pam;itam sa. Prichod prveho
intervicra ma vel mi rozradoval
Il Privital som no radostnym w.
krikom, pomaekal svojej naru.
ii, svalil no do maRkeho kresla
medzi zuby vstreil som mu drahiI
scigarn, zapalil a dokonca chcel
som al gramofon spustit', zc by
som no troska pobavil, ale pod "a
koval.
Jeho otazka bola tato:
Go myslite o dokach ma Cier.
nom mori2
Zamyslel som 50 a spytal sa:
Preco praye ma Ciernom mo.
ri9
Preto, lebo redaktora a ci.
tatel'ov zaujima prave tato otaz
ka.
S tymi sa elovek stretne VISA.
de poznamenal som opatrne.
Vsade, vsade! Ale len ma
Ciernom mort ME.
Natolko je ich trebae
Strasne! Bez Mich budes nasa
flota ma Ciernom mort veene ,
lpadku..
A ked' by sa yyhl'a 'adalie =
navrhol som.
Usmial sa.
- Ako hladat', ked ich MET
Pravc preto musia sa hl'a
dat. We'd vzdy len to, coho MET
sa hi ada.
Ano! - skrikol - ale pre-
dsa doka ME .ie ziadna ihla!
- Samozrejme ME je ihla. {
dokach ia mozem yel'ni dobrt
sndit'.
- Slava Bohu!
- Nieraz som sa S mimi strcto
70 svojom zivote.
- To je NONE! Ale len ME ni
Cicrnom mori.
Va Ciernom mori som sku
toene ami jednu nevidel - suhla
sil som. - Ale stretol som sa
iednym ma malej zeleznicnej sta
nici. Povedal, ze da pozor n;
mole zavazadla, nez vypijem ca
4 ked' som sa vratil, Dol pree d
so zayazadlami. 49,. Z.
Tntervier prehryzo1 zl'aknntln
cigaru d yykrikol: Z
Kto Dol precf
- Nuz on... s,,-, - "
- A ako to stvisi dokamie
-. We'd praye jednom van
roprayam. .Pamatam sa. Boil son
vtedy este mlady. Soznamil son
sa 5 jednym Persa'nom a on.
Prestante! - krieal - vie
te, 60 je to vobec doka'
- Viem...
- Me! Wy neviete... Dokou me
nuje sa tiez miesto, kde sa bndu
il lode, parniky a ostatne nara
die, ktoreho predurcenim je pla
vat ma vode.
Neclcel som sa len tax lahk
4 Z
poddat'.
Nuz ano... Al take doky BY
vajd. sd ale al take, ktore val
pred ocami hodinky vrecka W
tiahnu. Pamatam sa...
Prepacte, 60 mystic d.
k;Jch ma Ciernom morif
Nemyslfnl, ze by ich natol
ko bolo treba - povedal som 81
cho.
Ako vtcdy name dostat' y
potrebnu vJsku nasu ramornd s
In ma Gierrom morif
2 Baltickdho mora mozet
tam vpustit' kol'ko 50 vam bud
pa6it'.
d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-07

preniknnl a vyhlasil, ze neodide
zivy PRIV, nez mu .odpoviem.
~ Me som donna, priznaval
som sa.
- Nesihlasim S vami. Podl a
moho nAzoru ste donna.
~ Ale kdeSe! Odisiel som pred
Aodineu . vratim sa neskoro Y
Enoci.
- Zmenii ste svoje rozhodnu-
| tie . vrstili ste So pred polhodi.
Encu.
!, - Moje slabs, podlomcne zdra.
vic nexydrzalo zapas zivot q ia
sem zomrel. Matte 1ctu pred mrt-
| wynn q vrat 'te &a domov.
- Ste este celkom teply a pre-
Interview.
Rol sop drzy. ala moja drsost'
4 priwvnan4 s drzost on jeho, bo'
Ela neznost on. sebazalprenim
- Ako dIko cheete tuna treat
g eAt'a5ovaf ma hldpymi otazka.
|nif
- NsssdGp t,cas'. "a q ed
ue1A HFiprArfte ma len Is mi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
Cash Grain

The bids for car lots Of grain at the call
o. the indianaIolis Board of Trade, Z. o. b.
PASS 4lIzc New York, were:
No W55eapt-steady; No; red. s1.so91s2:
Corn--.Easy: No. white. 83Gs5c; No. 4
WHITE. 6lM93c; No. yellow. Sc n sac; No. 4
mixed. 809s2c. w.
Oats osstts-F Firm; No. q white. 44@4s1sc: No.
~ HayI.Wesk: No; timothy, sls.5oa14;
clover mixed, $13,5oQl4: No. clover
mixed; SlSgl3.5o; No. clover hay. $3.50
I inspections
Wheat-No. red. car; No. 2 red. 7
sample, cars. Total, "a cars. -
cars; No. whiet, / car; No. 8 white, 2
cars; No. yellow, 2 cars; No. yellow, 7
cars: No. yellow, Q cars; No. yellow, ii
cars; No. yellow. IA cars; sample yellow.
cars; NO; 8 mixed, car: No. mixed, i
ooats-No. 2 white. cars: No. 3 white,
~ cars; NO; 4 white, car; sample white,
Rye-No. 3. car. Total. car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
Girls Dash
OUer Ocean
BHeld Up

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Ruth
Elders plan to take off for Paris
Sunday in the monoplane American
Girl encountered difficulties today
when mechanics announced that it
might take until next week to COM
plete repairs on Jne CraIC.
Miss Elder pouted when she heard
that a seam had developed in one
of the gasoline tanks in the wings.
"Well, you'll do the best you can
for me, won't your" she pleaded
with a mechanic, and the only
answer to such question, asked by
such an undeniably pretty girl, was
eyes"
Experts from the Wright Aero
nautic Corporation today were over
hauling the motor and estimated 1t
would be at least a two-day job. A
similar period will be needed to
check the navigation instruments.
Thus, if test flight is to be made
before the take-off for Europe, the
earliest time for departure prob
ably will be next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
CORN FUTURES
BREAK after
Low OPENING
Wheat, Oats Open Uneven
and Remain Erratic
Late in Session.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Corn fu-
lures broke rather sharply at to-
days session on the Chicago Board
of Trade, while wheat and oats
prices were cratic. The yellow grain
closed 27s to 4 cents lower than
Thursdays close; wheat 70 to 70
cent higher. and oats Is to u cent
lower.
Corn opened cent and more low
err and worked downward rapidly,
showing losses of over cents at
one time. A check in the decline
came about noon. The timely rain
and cooler temperatures served as
bearish influences, and large de-
liveries on September contracts
kept this future lower than the de-
ferred deliveries. Forecasters re-
ported no immediate danger of
frost. Receipts we're 304 cars. Cash
corn was 3 to cents lower.
Wheat was nervous all day, open
ing higher, on stronger Liverpool
cables and unfavorable conditions
abroad. Weakness in corn caused
decline during mid-session trad
ing, but prices went up for gains
late in the session on short cover
ing. Receipts were twenty-siX cars.
The cash market was II cent lover.
Oats were firm all day, moving
within a narrow range.
Provisions closed sharply lower.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
THIEVES TAKE
HEAVY TOLL IN CITY

While the family was eating sup
per, sneak thief crawled through
a bedroom window at the home of
Hazel Dickens, 1886 Central Ave-,
Apt. 2, Thursday night and took her
purse containing $3.50 and a check
for $62.50.
A store, part Of the residence Of
Charles Engles, 1899 E. Fifty-Sec-
ond ST., was entered and clothing,
candy, ice cream and aspirin tablets
worth $50 taken.
Mrs. j. D. Hoss, of the Champion
Manufacturing Company, 322 S.
Erie ST., said an Office key was
stolen from her key ring and used
to get into the place, Thursday,
when $40 was taken.
A grip valued at $110, the proper
ty of r. P. Record, reporter for the
Philadelphia (Pa.) Enquirer, was
taken from the baggage room. Union
Station.
Mrs. C. James Burke, Peru, Ind,
said. her fur and gloves, valued at
$50, were taken from auto parked
near Illinois and Washington SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
ENTER SPOKANE RACE
Windsor Plane to Compete
in Nom Stop Flight.
By United Press

By United Press
ROOSEVELT FIELD, Sept. 49,
A long list of planes entered in the
forthcoming New York to Spokane
air derby was swelled today by addi-
ton of the Royal Windsor, the Stin-
SON Detroiter which withdrew from
transatlantic flight after the
recent series of disasters to the nom
stop list.
There are two other classes of
plants. Glass A leaves Tuesday at
$50 a. m.
Each class A plane will carry one
passenger and two pilots and will
make an overnight stop at Chicago
and five-minute stops at Cleveland,
Aberdeen, S. D.; Miles City, Mont,
and Butte, Mont.
Glass B starting Monday morning
at $50 with one passenger, will
make overnight stops, one at Chi
cago and the other at Glendive,
Mont. Five-minute stops will be
made at Bellefonte, Pa; Cleveland;
Bryan, Ohio; st. Paul; Fargo, N. D.;
Bismarck, N. D.; Billings, Mont,
and Missouia, Mont.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
indianapolis Stocks

Sept. 10
-Stocks-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
PORK MARKET
STAYS STEADY.
S12 SILL TOP
Cattle, Sheep and Lambs
Unchanged; Calves Go
Up so Cents.

A steady condition held in light
and medium class hogs today on the
indianapolis livestock market, the
top price remaining at $12 on the
hundredweight.
Little was done with weighty meat
animals over 800 pounds. one load
going at $11.50. Practically the same
condition prevailed at Chicago. Re-
ceipts here Appropriated 5000, with
857 holdovers. Bulk sales were
$1185@12, mostly $11.90.
Hog Price Range
Pigs we're quoted at s9@1025 and
packing sows went at $8.75@10.
Hogs in the 130-160-pound class
were s10.25@11.50. Those from 100
to 200 pounds were $11.50@12, and
heavies above $50 pounds were dull,
some going at $1175Q12.
Slaughter classes were steady in
the cattle market, beer steers going
at S10.50@14; beef cows, S6.50010;
bulk stock and feeder steers, $3.50
$50, and low cutters and cutter
COWS. S425@5.
Calves Higher
Top price in the calf market adj
vanced so cents over Thursdays
high, sending best vealers to SIT.
Receipts were about TOO.
The sheep market remained
steady, receipts estimated at 1900.
Top fat lambs we're higher. at
$13.25. Bulk fat lambs were Sl2Q
12.75; bulk Gull lambs. $7@9, and
bulk fat ewes, $4.50Q6.5O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
Other Livestock
By United Press

/, S cS66Ic AGO Sept. ls;-cattle-Receipts.
grassy S51e efEng no ieGSe o%5wa here BUZZ
to 81; sss lbs. mixed yearlings at the
s:s scS: n Sdsgg aS 2p bulls gbssS
EIscssiptss 1900 fat iamos active native
s ssto fRad a iSStsd $3.50 ssgi Few best
io25: sood idaho lambs so o9sd 8 Ss' per
strong. fax ewes, ss.5oSsss mostly: sfe eedo
bulk price range lambs si4 late Thursday.
excluded Receipts $1,000: market aAs Steady adv
10 z2c loWeri pigs 25Q50c, higher; heavy
wei weight; 2SO-s50 lbs. medium to choice.
COMMON to choice sii.25aii2: ishtweiE GIT.
10000 lbs.. common to choice. $11G12:
$500 rs: PACKING ' soSs. Smooth 20 SnU and
rough. s9.35@1025;. slaughter pigs, 9o-l3O
lbs, medium to choice. $8.75@1i. Slaughter
good and choice sla9sSi57s Steers rSs SSp
l,50o lbs;, CHOICE. $l5Qi5 1915. good. sl2@ IS;
steers ss od LOO lbs ID. dr. choice 1890
1880: common. ss.75Gs; light yeSriiingg
SHS 9oS asS es sosd sss
medium. all weights, $s'256iO.25; u cows SW
medium. s5.,2iSe.75: low cutter and cut cut
ter cows. $4;sog5;25: calves. medium. to
issqce tdlo a yssseTs Gull to Choice SIG
common to choice. $6.75010.50. Slaughter
sheep and .lanhs-Light and handyweight
lambs. % lbs. down. medium and choice,
$ll.75Nl4.10; Gull and common, all
weights. -$9.s0@11.75; ewes. medium to
choice, $3,75Q6.50; Gull and common. $3.50
GA, feeding lambs, range stock. feeding
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17

Average OF twenty lnoustrlalS Inursoay
rails was i4O.6s, of IT. Average of forty
bonds was $500. up .o5.
BIZ United Pres,
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.--Nervous-
ness induced by the rise Of
S42,000,000 in brokers' loans at this
center precipitated a reaction from
which the stock exchange list failed
to recover fully in today's session.
Traders long on recent leaders sold
to take profits and some short lines
were put out.
Worry over the successor to DAN
iel r. Crissinger, governor Of the
Federal Reserve System, was all
layed by the announcement that
Secretary Mellon would make the
recommendation. However, this
clew was seized upon by bears to
further the reaction. but without
success.
Allied Chemical sold OF more
than 2 points, Baldwin nearly 8,
Studebaker nearly a point, while
General Motors and United States
Steel eased fractionally, after !mak-
ing further gains in early dealings.
Steel reached new high record at
1904.
American Type Foundry scared
more than points, while American
Radiator made another new record,
later losing the gain. Texas Gulf
was strong with a 3-point advance,
while Western Maryland rose near
" 2. Other rails were strong, espe-
cially the Chicago Northwestern
issues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17

Hogs
Receipts. 5000: market peneralIy stead
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
CHICAGO Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Sept. i6.-Primary receipts:
Wheat $4,000 against i.852.000: corn.
$4,000 against $50 900: oats. 100000
against AZ, 900. Shipments Wheat
LOGS. 900 against $4,000: corn. 5S4. 900
against 275.ono: oats. 2ol 900 against
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-Carlots: Wheat.
43; corn. 1913; oats. 80; rye. /.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-Cash grain: Wheat
No / red $l2s. Corn-No. / hard
sl.2sk No. ? yellow. 93Q9394c; No. g.
S9la e,92c; No. 4, s6d8sisc: No S, $50 csc;
No. 4. 83d85c; No. mixed, s0s4 de0Nsc;
No. Z, selsc; No. S, s6c: No. Q white. 93isc
No. 9. s9190Sc: No. 4, s6ds7isc: No. s,
SIC; No. g. 8sis n s434c: Sc. white. 7sYSsc'
oats-No. 2 white. 47is a soc; No. 3. asa
z7lsc: No. 4, 44647c. Barley-7l n s0c. rive
Ne; 2; PC. Timothy-s2.7o@s.45. Glover
TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept. 16.-Ciose: Wheat
Rye-No. 2, S1.02 Oats-No. 2. 5iG52c
Clover-Cash. imported. $14.50: October.
$3.50: December. S1625: December. i'm
ported, $3.50; March. s16.25. Timothy
Cash. 81 80: December. 81 .65: March, sI.s5.
Alsike-Cash, sl4.eJ: December, SIS; jan
uary, .$i5.l5. Butser-45043c Eggs-3O6
32c. Hay-s25. IVY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
SUES TO WREST HUGE
ESTATE FROM NURSE
Widow Claims Husbands Mind I'm
sound When Will Was Made.

sound When viii Was Made.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Making
charges of fraud and other irregu-
larities against legatees under her
late husbands will, Mrs. Jeanette
T. Aldrich today began a court bat
tie to wrest a $1,OO0,0O0 estate from
the principal beneficiary, a nurse.
Separated from Sherwood Aldrich,
millionaire president of the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company, for
a year, she filed suit in the New
York County surrogate's court to
prevent Miss Ethel M. Sears from
collecting the bulk of his property.
Aldrich left his mother $4,000 a
year and the remainder to my be-
loved Ethel M. Sears"
Mrs. Aldrich claims Aldrich was
of unsound mind when the will was
executed on February IA, 1927, in
Hamilton, Bermuda.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
Rn Unitcd Prcas

NEW YORK, Sept. -Flour-ouiet
and easy. Pork-steady;. mess, $50. Lard
Raw. frmer: spot % test. delivered Snty
paid 4.s6c; refined, tirmsr; granulatsd.
@lsAc: Santos No. 4, 17AG171sc. Tallcw
Firm; special to extra 81 gSSsc.o o Hay
fa1Esy 1885, RTsssss bTg
sic: ducks, 15a2ac; ducks. Long Island.
2sa24S Live HSnltryMIIEregpIasry;o geese.
keys. soc: ROSTERS Ice; broilers. 22@3lc.
Cheese-Fairlyac State whole milk.
fresh, 26i2c. Potatoes-Long Island, Sl.50
Gals: jersey, .$S.25QS.75; Maine. s2:75@
sweet so pHstsI9eSSsrSs basket sOs s
southern. basket, $1@I13. Butter-Firm:
receipts, 1902; , creamery extras, ACC:
RECEIPTS. il,l5o; nearby white State whites.
37G54Ac: western whites. 34@42c: near
by browns. 45G52c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
RAW suGAR PRICES
In the Cotton Market
tRy Thomson q McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-The Liverpool
market was stronger than exeptced this
York at the opening. Thursdays decline
was still in the mind of the trade. how
ever. and sharp break down to 2100
ing. A rally of 40 or more points fol-
lowed and the market tone became steady
with fluctuations over a restricted area.
The price seems attractive to spinners
who are buyers on declines. Traders as
rule are watching the weather. unwilling
to take on large commitments while the
present favorable conditions holds but
to re-entef the market on any likelihood Of
change. Subject to the ordinary ups
and downs of so active a market as cot
ton has recently afforded. we look with
favor upon purchases.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
PROBE TYPHOID CASES

DR.. Walter Lee, State epideni-
ologist, investigating report OF
twenty-fouy cases Of typhoid fever
at Greenfield, Ind, announced to-
day that ne had discovered conta-
matio1 In q well at the Greenfield
fair ground.
A fair was held several days ago.
The official held the well respon-
sible for some of the cases blamed
fly contamination for the others.
The Greenfield city water supply
is pure, the official SAID.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
FATHER KILLS ONLY SON
Can't Explain Why He StrangIed
IL Year. Old Boy.

By United Press

Los ANGELES, Sept. IAN I'M
explainable impulse caused Matt
Minarich, IS, to strangle his only
son, John. IL, and then throw the
body to the bottom Of fifteen-foot
ditch.
The distracted mother told police
the father and son had gone walk
ing last night.
Thirty minutes later the father
returned to announce the murder,
police said. He could not explain
why he killed his only son.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
FORD IN RUBBER WAR

By United Press
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil. Sept.
26.-Henry Ford has set out to fight
the British rubber monopoly. it was
reported today.
Despite refusals of Ford's engi-
neers In Para to discuss the project,
il In understood here that the motor
manufacturers representatives are
proceeding with plans to obtain a
vast land concession in the rubber
growing state south Of the Amazon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
In the Sugar Market
(By Thomson 3 McKinnonl

LBy Thomson g McKinnonl
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Sugar prices were
somewhat easier at the outset, but showed
more steadiness in later trading, closing
however. was favorable to the long side
ana the current variations were not con-
sldered important. There appears to be
substantial support from Cuban interests
and there was denial of rumors Of sales at
3.s cents and offerings at 1882 cents.
There was nothing offered under 3H cents
uance Of the firm market.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Sept. 16.--Hogs- Receipts
10000 lbs. sfS. is@1s's5:: iso0-iiSsSo lbs lbs.
$1l.12.15: 90.l30 lbs, .$lo.50@ll: packing
calves. $50; market. slow. weak; beef
steers. $8.50@9.25: beef cows. s5.50dD7: low
cutter and cutter cows. s3.5o64.75; veal
Receipts. 100. market. steady. CSC up:
top. fat lambs. STATS. bulk fat lambs, si4
@l4.50; bulk Gull lambs. sl0011.5o: bulk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
Chicago Stocks
BALLOT BOXES ARE
ORDERED IMPOUNDED
U. 3. Judge Hands Down Decision
or Pennsylvania Votes.
|, United Fress

bV O1gIIbU TBHH
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-Man-
datory orders for the impounding Of
the ballot boxes used in the 1925
Vare-Wilson senatorial election in
counties comprising the eastern dis
trict Of Pennsylvania, excepting
Philadelphia, were made today by
United States District Judge ].
Whitaker Thompson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
BRISBANE VISITS CAL
Editor Is Luncheon Guest at White
House.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Arthur
C.lsbane, editor of Hearst news
papers, was a luncheon guest Of
President Coolidge at the White
House today.
Brisbane expressed his belief that
Governor Smith of New York would
be the next Democratic presidential
nominee. He Said ne believes
Charles e. Hughes and Secretary of
Commerce Hoover are leading can
didates for the Republican nominal
ton.
He believes President Coolidge's
choose" statement clearly ex-
pressed the Presidents attitude that
he does not desire to be a cam
didate, but could be drafted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-17
BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Sept. 16.-Hogs-
sssay h g Cc doSn ss6s s
800 iss siiso Ii is 1895 i6s s 49,
$e@io. " cattie%Receipts. 2.5 SSes caves siHws,
400; market, strong; beef steers. $9lli rs;
lighrt .yearling steers and heifers. $76
n,50; beef cows, S5@7.50: low cutter and
cutter cows. s4d5; yealers, STOOLS: heavy
calves. .$10@12: bulk stock and feeder
steers. sS@9. Sheep Receipts. 2.2oo;. mar
lambs, .$1i@l4; bulk Gull lambs, s7@9:
bulk fat ewes. s4@6.