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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-08

the parley opened last week, there
was hope that wage scale would
be negotiated and work resumed.
Today that condition appears very
remote.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-08
RUTH PAGE WILL BE
HONORED IN EAST
indianapolis Dancer to Take Part in Official Coronation
Performances at the Imperial Theater in Toxic.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

ORE evidence Of the civic worth Ruth noted dancer
Iva and daughter Lafayette Of this city, shown
the announcement that Miss Page has been selected give twenty
performances at the Imperial heater Toxic
Some of these with will be of special
Miss of the official
in coronation services
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-08
v. F. w. GET SLACK TO
BOOM PARLEY- FUND
Half of $4,000 Raised for Conven-
ton Here.

WILL LULU
With half of the $4,000 budget
money already raised, Mayor L. Ert
Slack agreed Tuesday to act as
chairman of the citizens emergency
committee in a drive for additional
finances for the twenty-ninth an
nual national encampment of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars in Indi-
annapolis Aug. 26 to Sept. l. 1t is
estimated the 10000 vetarans ex-
pected in the city for the conven-
ton will spend more than 100000
with local merchants.
Henry T. Davis of the Indian
apolis convention bureau and Wal
ter T. White we're named vice
chairmen of the committee.
Contributions so far are:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-08

There is virtne in Vork--if Il is
rseful. But the modern view ad-
uaits Of no benefit from needles
effort. Household tasks--Partieu-
lsrly those conferred in the kiteh-
en-should DO made as easy and
pleasant ss possible Tho SerTel
Electric Refrigerator is a distinct
contribution to the modern vogue
for color and convenience in the
kitchen. See the modern Servel
today at our saleroorn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
.FobANovAig1E

.Tymto So vrele d'akuje yset.
tJm tyym, ktori prispeli milodarmi
ma dobrocinnd sbierku, usporia-
dand na slavnosti Slovenskeho
Dina v. Youngstown; O., pani Zu-
zannou j. Klamar. New Castle,
Pa. Sobrate bolo $48.25 "a obnos
tento bude odoslaty. ma dobrocin-
ne ciele do Presova sborom Sloy.
Ligy v Youngstown, @.
/ Darcom u ich stedrost' este
rag vrele dsakujeme a nasei yd q
ky 81 niemenej zasl6kila al 'obeta-
vs pahi Klamar, ktora 50, tejto
sbierky oehotne ujala. -, zaplat
VAN vSetkfm Bob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

Sirku.. !"
Martin Clpar z Barberten a
Jozef Zavoda z Canton druhl a:
tretiu cenu v skokq do vysky.
Anna Gramovsky a Helen Boz
hac z Farrell, druhl a tretiu '
skoku ma sirku. (
Cyril Rudy a Cyrill Smolka 2
Youngstown druhl aesstretiu v
.skoku ma sirku. 1
Anna Usko Maria Ondrasko
z Farrell, druh1 a tretiu cenu '
skoku do vySky. !,
Betty Jurcik Frantiska He
bovy, druhd a tretiu cenusv sko-
ku do vysky. 4 - Z - =, -, =" 80
Cyril Rudy a Karol Gajdos
druhl a tretiu V skoku do vysky.,..
Maria Holes a Frantiska HE.
bovy, druhd q tretiu cenu v sko-
ku ma sirku. ~, ~ IS.
Pocas cvicenia lietaly eroplany,
s ktorych shadzovans boly letaky
K. Sokolov, GO dodalo k spestre-
niu programu. ) I, I.
Pc dokonceni sokokkeho cvi:
cenia obecenstvo zaspievalo slo.
venskd hymnu "Hej, Slovaci'' .
rozislo sa po sirom parku, kde 50
kazdy zabaval ako mu len srdce
ziadalo. 4
Ma Slovenskom Dni videli SINE
j nasich duchovnych, menoyite
Rev. jana M. Liscinskeho, Rev.
Lea Rehaka OSB., Rev. S. w. Be-
gallu Rev. Hamraka, Rev. Jozefa
Krispinskeho, Rev. Juraja Roha
& evanj. cirkve) nechyboval
skoro ziaden Slovak, ktory 81 di
zalezat ma svojom narodovectve.
Boil obchodnici, remeselnfci, ro-
botnfci ,vsetci ako jedna vel 4G
rodina. u
Poriadatel'stvu, totiz Okresnk-
mu Sboru Slov. Mgy, astppcom
Sboroy Ligy j spolkov!' Sokolstvu,
recnikom j vsetky@t .einqv4lkqm,
ktori majl zasluhu Io,4.aar NHI..
Slovenskeho Dha mech je vysloI
vena srdecna a lprimna vd aka.
We'd nemaj1 inej odmeny. Bob i'm
odplat'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27

(Dotonsehis, ~. atfai,tl

t4ansingtille i 50 bill tuhe Il w.
fovnal hru 70 5sinotn iabitfu,, Ne
dt Manager Rock: yleaii ID 1aty
rStricheha. fento' odratsi, Il; l'sh.,
ksnshthe Apdreja BtrtAr(&. I
y@bt.l ii iedhn ! otinvjal tab
Sich, posldc ID ponad Ssst&seyn
hlavu 4 doststoSadt X. sbehhutiu
troch met. o. minltu, nesfptaie
Fsk6roval, ked' Uric pustil jeden 2
Taylorovych- hodov. Mad'Asi pfiS-
liEk plstni povznesenf, 1eh6 jsko
hrali ' tomto poslednom ihniIfu
bolo Wac ako satod nich, oSskAya-
To-. Cebula dostal .ider, !. Ssckas
obetoval do Strichekovjeh, rdk,
Lefty hodil rychle k druhej mete,
odstraniac Cebulu. Brechik bol
vyhodeny Noyakom +. sack., sic
< druhej mete. Lisko potoa do.
stal svoj druhy dder, sfdrqjdt
sackasas obehom, ktsft tyhra'
zapas. Hire boil ptil@tsri III
Kral, predaeda Lisy, Httet Bob
by, sekretar Ligy : dplnk base
ballovs caty : Farrell, Warren
Haeelton Strnthers.
Kd'e tadt hrat' n 146tt'v.
Struthers, bez, svojh0 bejeynt
ho panagera Jozefa atshku, bu
d1 hrat' v Hilfcrests. Hillcres
napredoyali slime 81 ..odhpdlah
vyhrat'. Struthers, tiez hez mana
gera, este neoznamili kto bud
pre- Mich nadhadzovat' ale rfaso1
mienkou je, ze Shoaf bude mad
hadzovat' a Brayef chytat'. =
Hillcrests postavia NAncisa
Horvathovitch ma chytat', -.
Lansingville bude' brat prot
Farrell vo Farrell. Jan Ohrosk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
Spolkove zprsyy
zASTUpUoM spo1lKov
MA IAANSINGVILlE

Oznamujeme vsetkym zastup-
com spolkov, nalezajdcim do
Dobrocinneho Spolku ma Lansing
vile, ze ma prichodiacu sobotn, to
jest dna % julia, budeme vydrzia.
vat schodzu, pod kostolom Sv.
Mateja. Ma tejto sch6dzi mienime
pojednat' vazne veci ktoryeh
spomeniem len tolko, ze chystame
velke prekvapenie pre- Lansing
villcanov. Prosime pre- to kazdeho
zastupcu, zastupkyn, aby sa tel
to sch0dze stcastnili-
Valent Hleboyy, zapisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
,de zast, ;rSzt tanf d Russell ha

~ !-.,'a rs.as h rIlLTf,. = s.ss
/ Warren kra I Campbell po-
dl,a doterajaej formy
tyebto yochhstllluRov, ! ! y bnde to hta
hodnk videnia. Manager Lisko
boyola. Checka, sby hadhsdsoval
i bariilatt,s, sby chytal. spel-
man bnde bsrkasovou vol 'bou 5
Thohbsonoh XII chytaniu.
I, Rezignacia Jozefa. Stanku ne
prekyapila nik9ho y .sloyenskej
,tlge lebo 50 povravalo "a dlhsi
|tae, ze, 50 .vzda tejto prAce.. Minu-
|llysobotu ga urcite osvedcil, ,ze 81
vzdaya. Fred kurtz. Jan Bra
yer, padain y tiyahu ktory
Mich dostane tdto pracu zayisf ma
cisto od hraSov.
Jozef Wrsbel, ktory zanecha
Hillerests a a,,odisiel DO Detroit
hr& tsrss pre- Laskey TheatefA
Y nedel'n ,udrel jeden 'hoh'
run I, jednu dobrd. k pryej mete
nkradnul dye mety a .vyhodi
t1yoch hr&cov pri platnl. Wrabe
zamfsl'a vratit' ,sa budlci mesia
! hrat' pre- Hillcrests..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
uDKYNAM &. 80. IKszJ.

Ct. spolusestram oznamujem,
ke mas Spolok Sv. Amy, {. 80.
IKSZJ. k oslaveniu svojej pa
tronky pristnpi sobotu, %. nlla
k sv. spovedi v nedel'u, %. julia
pol 9. hodine k sv. prijimaniu,
Preto prosfm 1dkyne, ably svoju
povinnost' vykonaly.
Anna Majercak, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
PoDAxovAatu

Menom Haseltonskych Slova-
kov tymto mienim verejne pod'a-
kovat majorovi mesta Campbell
p. T. r. Gordonovi % jeho lasks-
vost' pozornost', ktord' prejavil
pri viacerych eEitostiach rodi-
nam naSich zosnultch bratov, tjm,
Se poskytnul i'm zdsrma automo-
bile. Je to Ilachetnt skutok, kto-
rt zssluhuje pochvaly. 1enom
axeltonsktch Slovlkov
Rudolf Dills.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
VIII. sLOvENsKY DEN
Boil VEL MI VYDARENH

Pokracovanie S l. strany;.)
Frantiska Hlebovy Youngs-
town, prva cena 50-yardovom
behu dospelych diev6at.
Stefan Stanislav Youngs-
town, prva cena v 1OO-yardovom
behu dospelych Sokolov.
Jozef Palkovic Youngstown,
prva cena v hadzani diskov So
kolmi.
Juraj Izo z Barberton, O., prva
cena hadzani guile Sokolmi.
Juraj Izo Barberton, O., prva
cena skoku do vysky.
Juraj Izo Barberton, O., prva
cena skoku do Sirky.
Helen Skavaranina z Canton,
O., prva cena v skoku do vysky
vel 'kych Sokoliek.
Helen Hornik Barberton, O.,
|prva cena v skoku do sirky vel'-
kych Sokoliek.
Valent Smoke Youngstown,
O., prva cena v skoku do vysky
chlapcov.
Valent Smolko z Youngstown,
prva cena skoku do sirky chap
GOV.
Helen Bohac 2 Farrell, prva ce-
ma skoku do vysky malych
dievcat.
Anna Uska, prva cena skoku
ma sirku malych dievcat.
Frantiska Hlebovy Youngs-
town, prva cena vo vsetkych od-
deleniach zavodov.
Juraj Izo Barberton, prva ce-
ma vo vsetkych odd. zavodov
medzi Sokolmi.
Jozef Palkovic 2 Youngstown,
druha cena a M. Cipar Barber
ton, tretia cena.
Druhe tretie ceny dobyli este
nasledovnf: Maria Holesa . Can.
ton druhh; Katarfna JayorskyiI !
Youngstown tretiu, v behu.
Cyril Smolka Youngstown,
druh1 a Jozef Poracky tretiu ce-
nu v behu.
Terezia Smiesky New Brigh.
ton, Pa, druhl q Anna Hodos 2
Youngstown, tretiu cenu, v behu
Walter 10th 2 Barberton dru.
BID a Jozef Zavody 2 Canton trtiu
cenu, v behu.
Juraj Izo Barberton druhd q
Martin Npar Barberton tretiu
lv hadSani disku.
Jozef PalkovE YoYungstow1
druh1 q M. J. PalkovN . Youngs
town tretiu cenu ' h&dxani guile
Martin Cipar ; Barberton i
Ststan Stanislav : Youngstown
! dznh4 3 tEstin esnn 7 skoku ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-07-27
"NEzIADUUNI UUDzINC1"

Ma d 'alekom severe sa odo-
hrala tragedia, ktora obratila k
sebe oci celeho sveta. Talinska
vzducholod Italia sa ztrosko-
tala pri pokuse preletiet' severnn
tocnu a pri tom preskhmat' do
sial ME vel mi zname casti nasej
zeme, leziace okolo severneho
p6lu.
Tragedia tato stvorila catu
hrdinov niekol 'kych narodnosti,
ktori nesanujlc vlastnych 1.-Two
toy, spechali ku zachrane gene
rala Mobile a jeho s1druhov. -
Udalost .tato mas Slovakov tym
Wac zaujima, ponevac medzi
ztroskotancami sa nachodil al
cesko-slovensky ucenec Czech Be-
hounek.
Medzi menami tychto obeta-
vych hrdinov vynika Rus Samoi-
lovic professor, ktory viedol "a
chrann1 vypravu ma lodi Krassin
a rusky pilot Cuknovsky, ktory
ma svojom lietadle hl'adal ztro-
skotancov skutocne al objavil
cast Nobilovej vypravy. Musel
vsak pristat' sam a zaslal bezdr6-
tovn zpravu: "Nestarajte sa
o nina. Zachrante skor druhych. :"
Rusko-americka obchodna ko-
mora v New Yorku poslala tymto
dvom hrdinom pozvanie, aby ma
vstivili Sp. Staty. Organizacia ia
to i'm chce vzdat' zasllzeny hold
"a ich hrdinsky Gin. Mono tiez,
ze chce ukazat' americkej verej-
nosti, ze Rusi s1 predsa len l'u-
dia, jako al my, schopni sa po-
vzniest' ma vysku sebaobetovania
a hrdinskosti. A ked je toto
ciel 'om pozvania, je to isteze ciel
krasny, vysoky a pozvani hrdi-
novia sd iste schopni a kvalifiko-
vanf ist ma tak1to missiu dobrej
v6le medzi narodami.
Ktosi sa vsak siel opytat' o
tomto pozvanf do statneho de-
partmentu a tn sa dozvedel, ze
ami jeden 2 nasich lradnikov by
So nemohol zlcastnit' "a vladu
privitania tychto hrdinov. Este
al vladni lradnici v New Yorku
by bezpochyby odopreli jakdkol'- :
vek beast ma takomto privitani.
"A bolo d 'alej vysvetlene, ze tito
dvaja Rusi by musei tiez uspoko-
jit niektorych konsularnych &
radnikov, ze neprichodia sem ako
cudzinci ktorych SIP. Staty ne;
potrebujd, lepsie povedane,, ,zsi sd
neziad1cni cudzinci.
vsetko to len reto, lebo Sp.
Staty dosial' nemaj1 diploma
tickych styk,v Ruskom a tom
to OIL 'ade s1 temer jedini ' celom
civilizovanom svete. Toto je
vsak vedlajSie, ii diplomatickt
styky, alebo ME, ista vec je, ae
vsetky podpisy ma mierovych
smluvach a smluvach odzbroje-
nj sd ME hodny ami fajku tabaku,
ked 1radnfci ' statnom depart.
mente nechovaM svojich srd-
ciach MIC inc, MIC teplejsie, len
smysel pre- diplomaticke sadrap'
ky . h&6iky.
3 d 1~.>4a I. ' -
Evening star., 1928-12-08
HUGE SHRINKAGE SHOWN
IN STOCKS PAPER VAL UE

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 8.-Paper
values of stocks traded on the New
York Stock Exchange have shrunk
more than $2,500, 900, 900 during the two
days of reactions, it was estimated by
observers on the Exchange today. Gen.
eral Motors shares alone have depre-
ciated more than $300,000,000.
Yesterdays market was an erratic
one, the great selling moves occurring
in the first and last hours. During the
first hour of trading nearly 1000 900
shares were traded in. Then one of
the largest brokerage houses in the
Street flashed to its clients:
I'VE would buy standard stocks at
the market. We believe that the low
prices of yesterday and the first hour
this morning will stand as the low prices
for the month in leading issues
Immediately this was received over
the country the orders began to pour
in and the market stiffened Then call
money went down to per cent. as COM
pared to Thursdays high of IL. and it
loked like the day would end well.
A wave of selling hit the market in
the last hour, however, and only the
gong saved 1t from being an utter rout.
Stocks OF the best possible repute lost
from 10 to % points on the dav. al
though there was quite a bit of quiet
buying in some issues, notably Ana
conda Copper, which on a turnover of
los, 500 shares lost only 314 points. Con-
solidated Gas. in which 128, 800 shares
were traded, showed net gain of 81 of
point for the day. At one time it was
up 3S points. Other prominently
traded stocks, however mostly showed
large losses for the day.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

terday, however. and he was released.
He later swore out the warrant for
Mrs. Halls arrest.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
SOCIAL REGISTRY WAR
WILL GET COURT AIRING
Woman Manager of Concern Ac-
cused by Competitor of Causing
Arrest on False Charge.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, December S.-Chicago's
social register war" will have an air
ing in court Monday, when Mrs. Marian
Moore Hall. Western manager Of the
American Social Registry. Inc, will be
arraigned on charge Of false arrest
and Imprisonment.
Mrs. Hall was arrested yesterday on
a warrant issued on the complaint Of
Evening star., 1928-12-08
TREASURY WATCH DOG
PLANNED IN CHICAGO
Civic Leaders Propose Non-Politi-
cal Commission-See Annual
Saving of $40, 100000.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December S.--Chicago's S
current financial crisis prompted a
group of the city's civic leaders today
to lay plans for permanent municipal
expenditures commission to serve as a
watchdog over the city's pocketbook.
The shortage in the school board
treasury. which necessitated postpone
ment of payment to school teachers,
disclosures made in connection with the
pay roll of the sanitary district, and
expenditures regarded by many as ex-
cessive in other city departments led to
the present move.
George O. Fairweather, chairman of
the joint committee on real estate valu-
ations and leader in the plan, esti-
mated that taxpayers would be saved
from $40 900 to $50 100000 annually
If there we're a non-political civic body
charged with scanning the expenditures
of all departments of the city govern
ment.
The commission would scrutinize pay
rolls, letting of contracts, bond issues.
public projects, special assessments, pur-
chase of supplies and revenue from
water and other non-tax sources.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

u. S. TREASURY RECEIPTS.
Treasury receipts December 6, ST.
698. .733O9; expenditures, $1O,798,311.91;
balance, $66,830, ,079.47.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, December g.
Potatoes, white. 100 pounds, 80a1 ,16;
sweet potatoes, barrel, 1.50a2.00; bushel
50a1 so; yams, barrel, 1,50a300: beans
bushel. 250a4O0; beets. 100, 4.00a5.0
broccoli, bushel, 60a75; Brussels sprouts,
quart. 10a18: cabbage, ton 30,00a45 90;
carrots, 100, 4.00a600; celery. crate, 1.50
a300; cucumbers, bushel, 3.00a5.00; egg
plants, crate, 5.00a7 90; lettuce. hamper
/ .50a2 90; onions, 100 pounds, 1.50a450;
peppers. crate, 500a9. 90; squash, crate,
3.5Oa45O; savoy cabbage, bushel, 40a
90: parsnipS. basket, 50a60; spinach,
buShel, 35a65; oyster plant. 100, 5.00a
500: tomatoes, crate, 2.50a5.00; turnips,
basket. 25a35; apples, bushel, 75a2.O0;
cranberries. i2-bushel box. 7.50a9:75:
grapefruit, box, 200a3.00: oranges, box
2,50a450; tangerines, y strap, 1.50a
500.
Dairy Markets.
Live Poultry-Turkeys pound. 40a42;
Old 35a40; Spring chickens 20a30;
Leghorns. 20a26; old hens, 22a28; Leg
old roosters. 17a18: ducks. 22a25; small.
I8a20 geese, 20a25: guinea fowl, each,
4oa85 pigeons. pair. 30.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys, pound, 38a
AZ; old, 35a36: young chickens, 30a32;
old and mixed. 25a30; old roosters, 18a
20: ducks, 25a28: geese. 22a28.
EggS-Receipts. LOTT cases; native
and nearby, selected, whites. free cases,
dozen. so; firstS, AS current receipts, 43.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery,
pound, 48a54: prints, 54a56: blocks
52a54; ladies, 38a40; store packed, 34a
35: process butter, 33a44.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter, garlicky
spot, 133 December delivery. 1873.
Corn-No. , export, December deliv-
cry, no quotations; No. yellow, 1,02;
cob corn. 465a475 barrel
OatS-No. white, domestic, spot,
57a58; No. 3 white, domestic, spot
56a56i2.
Rye-Nearby. 1.10a1.20.
Hay-ReceiptS, none. While hay is
arriving here in limited quantities only,
it is more than ample for the demand,
which is being supplied mostly by truck
from nearby points, few carloads being
received. There is not enough business
passing to establish prices on the va
rious kinds and grades, and all arrivals
sell strictly on merit at a range OF
1600a18.50 per ton of timothy and
clover hay.
Straw-No. / wheat, l100al200 per
ton; No. oat, 12.00al3.00 per ton.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

Joseph Rheinstrom, representative of
the Registry of American Society
Women.
Early this week Rheinstrom was ar
rested on the complaint of Mrs. Hall
that he was operating a confidence
game and swindling Chicago society
women by inducing them to give $3.50
each to have their family histories pub
lished in his registry. Mrs. Hall did
not appear in court against him yes
Evening star., 1928-12-08
CHICAGO POULTRY PRICES.

CHICAGO, December Cp.-PouI-
try, alive-Steady; receipts, cars:
fowls, 1Sa25; Springs, q; roosters, 20;
turkeys, 25a3O; ducks. 17a24; geese. %.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
TRADE INCREASES
AT D. c. MARKET
Cooler Weather Results in
Better Business, Say
Wholesale Dealers.

Cooler weather the past few days
served to increase interest in trading
in the wholesale district. Dealers to-
day we're displaying an interest III
what they may expect next week rela-
tive to Christmas trading.
There was the usual early morning
demand for foodStuffS for the Satur-
day and week end trade. the demand
for poultry being heavier than usual.
Fruits and vegetables were plenti-
full and in fairly good demand. prices
being substantially the same as those
that have prevailed most of the week.
At Municipal Fish Market dealers re-
ported fairly good demand for marine
products, and the demand for oysters,
due to cooler weather, showed decld-
ed increase.
Haulers of poultry. butter, eggs and
other country products from Maryland
and Virginia anticipate busy time the
coming week bringing supplies TO the
Christmas market.
Prices this morning were substantial
ly the same as prices quoted yester-
day.
Today's wholesale prices JobberS
prices slightly higher,
Butter-One- pound prints 53a54; tub,
52a53; store packed. S0aS2,
Eegs-Fresh selected. 47a4S, hennery,
S3a55; current receipts, 45a46; storage,
33a35.
Poultry, alive-Turkeys. 3Sa40; Spring
chickens. 2Sa30: Leghorns. IS; fowls,
26a27: rooSterS, 1920; keats, young,
60aB0: old. 80. DreSsed-Turkeys 40a
AZ: Spring chickens. 32a35; Leghorns,
28a3O; fowl. 30a32; capons. large. 40a
As: small, 30a35: ducks, 30a32; keats,
vo,inp 80a1 90
Meats. fresh killed - Beef, l8a25;
veal. 81: lamb, 20a25; fresh pork loins,
19a22; fresh ham. 81; fresh shoulders.
10: smoked hams, 25a27: smoked Shoul-
ders. %: bacon. %; lard, in tins, 1212;
in packages. 14al5.
Live stock-Calves. 1851 lamb. l3,
Game-RabbitS, No. l grade, IS; No.
2 grade, Is.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

year, and for which the county COM
missioners sold, during the Summer,
$250,000 in bonds authorized by the last
Legislature.
The combination building was decided
on as a result of a recent visit to half
dozen or more towns and cities in
North Carolina by members of the
courthouse building committee and 9TH
ers. who ascertained from observations
and talking with officials that COM
bined courthouse and Jail is desirable
from the standpoint of convenience,
The two bond issues will make avail
able over 100000 for the combination
structure. 1t is believed the building
can be constructed for less than that
amount.
Evening star., 1928-12-08
WOMEN ARE CHOSEN
FOR FUND REQUESTS
Leaving Money to Men Lessons
Their Ambition, Newspaper
Executives Will Says.
BY the Associated rfnAn.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 3--Acting
upon the theory that inherited money
handicaps a man but helps woman,
the late William Bradford Merrill, for
years general manager Of the Hearst
newspapers, left virtually his entire for
tune to woman relatives, the will filed
yesterday disclosed The estate was said
to total between $4,000 and 81 .000. 900,
In several instances" the will read,
Il have named as beneficiaries wives IN
preference to husbands, or daughters In
preference to sons because my expert
ence convinces me that the possession
Of a modest income of her own is an
aid to the ambition and contentment
of woman and not hindrance TO her
happy marriage.
"On the other hand, I believe that
to young man a small inheritance
lessons ambition and self-reliance. Hard
Evening star., 1928-12-08

The increase in Federal Reserve hold
ings is larger than usual this Autumn,
it was said, the higher level of money
rates encouraging bill dealers to reduce
their portfolios. Another factor has
been the sale of dollar acceptanceS in
the American market by foreign central
banks.
The board suggests that the earlier
tightness of the credit situation was due
to the fact that member banks met in
Is months a demand for nearly $780,
100000 of gold for export and were
forced to make up this loss of reserves
by additional borrowing This was
augmented by continued sale of United
States securities by Reserve banks.
While a larger part of the growth
of credit demand has been for loans
on securities, the total increasing $700,-
100000 between August % and the end
of October, loans for commercial pur-
poses in October reached the highest
level In eieght wears.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

BY the Associated Press
Sudden cessation of the flood of
warnings against credit overinflation
and of much of the worry over the
credit situation attending the enormous
increase in stock trading during the
past few months appears to have been
due. in part at least, to purchase of ac-
ceptances by Federal Reserve banks.
Funds thus released by the purchase
since September of more than $780,
000,00 in acceptances in the open mar
ket met the Autumn demand for cur
rency and reserve credit and enabled
member banks to reduce their indebted
ness to the Federal Reserve. discounts
in October falling below the $1,000, ,000,-
600 level for the first time since June.
Conditions in the money market have
become somewhat easier as a result. the
board says, Notwithstanding recent IN
creaSes in the outstanding volume cf
member bank credit.
Evening star., 1928-12-08

ships. poverty and want are the best
incentives for the success of a man."
To his widow, Mr.. Merrill left a trust
fund of approximately $3.50, 900. At her
death this fund is to be divided among
a daughter and three nieces. two of
whom are Mrs. Eugenia Millet and Mrs.
Alice Millet, of Stockbridge, Mass. The
remainder of the estate is divided among
other women relatives, with the excep-
ton of two $4,000 trust funds, one to
DR.. j. A. P. Millet of Stockbridge, and
the other to Lawrence Millet of Oys-
ter Bay, both nepheWs.