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New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
DOG CONDEMNED TO DIE
 STILL FR0LICS ABOUT
Kaiser Bill" Has Appeal Pending Before Circuit CoArt-Free
 On $500 Bal

Mount Sterling. ky. Jan. 20 tUP) Kaiser Bill. the German police dog sentenced to death for killing S6 sheep. frolicked today on the lawn at the home of hts mistress, Mrs. Minnie Gray, not knowing the next few days mean life or death for him.
 A decision on whether the death sentence will be carried out will be announced. probably Monday. by Circuit Judge H. B. Prewitt who granted Kaiser Bill stay. pending decision on an appeal.
 At tho appeal hearing, w. B. White. attorney representing Kaiser Bill and Mrs. Gray, charged the dog was convicted on ''inconclusive evil dence," and asked the decision of the county judge, sentencing the dog to death, should be overruled.
 Kaiser Bill is at liberty under $500 bond. .-.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Driver Becomes Excited
 As Crash Is Imminent

Automobiles driven by Royal G. Wilbur of 49i Commonwealth ave- nue and Carl Olson of Berlin col lided at the intersection of South Main, Ash and Roberts streets about 6:aO last evening, causing damage to both machines. Wilbur vas driving west on Ash street, crossing South Main to so into Rob- erts street. and Olson was driving south on South Main street. Olson told Officer w. 8. Strolls that he be- came excited at sight of Wilbur's car going across the street in front of his car. and he did not know what to do. In an instant, he said, his car had struck the other machine.
 Officer strolls reported that a hub cap and headlight were damaged on Olson's car, and the right front wheel and axle on Wilbur's car were damaged. There was no cause for police action.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Employees Benefit
 In Publishers Will

New York. Jan. 20 (UP)-An en- dowment fund to better working conditions for employees of the Flushing Evening Journal was ere. ated by the will of its late publish CT. John H. Ridenour. who left an estate of close to $1,000,000.
 In addition, individual employees will receive bequests ranging from $500 to 5000.
 The largest beneficiary is Joseph Hemler. long associated with Ride nour in publication of the Journal
 Blocks of stock in the newspaper will go to two nieces Mrs. Rachael Byers of Cincinnati and Mrs. Mary Radcliffe of Dayton.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Art Exhibit to Close;
 Public Shows Interest

The art exhibit at the New Brit ain Institute will close on Tuesday, Miss Greta Brown. librarian, has announced. This exhibit. which has been conducted during the past two weeks by the Grand Central galleries of New York city. has been we'll patronized by New Britainites and has been declared highly worth while by the many who have seen the paintings and bronzes on view
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Zippo Not Identified
 Al Doty's ASgailant

William Hippo of 2s1 North street was taken into custody on East Main street about midnight by Ondcer David Doty on suspicion of having shot the officer on Elm street lest May. but after being grilled by Ser eeants McAvay and stsdier and Joseph Faxzina Of Franklin street' who failed to identify him. he was released.
 Officer Doty noted a resemblance between Hippo and his aasa4lant >but the former denied that he had been connected in any way with the shooting.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
AUTOlsT IS BLAMED

Bridgeport. Jan. 2J R - Wallace Wood of Greenwich was held crim- inally responsible by Coroner J. J. Phelan today for tho death of Will liam Mayer Nelson, 6i. of Mead avenue, Cos Cob, struck by an auto- mobile operated by Wood on the post road January 1l.
 Nelson received . fractured skull and internal hurts.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
MOURNFuL BANDIT loURNS
ladiaaapsSs Nsaaas Has.ses Us Va Caaeht Committing oaly . Petty IAset

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. % (UP)- The "neusnful beadit" mevPSed in jatl today because As was caught h . petty autonohils theft tnstsaA of in . dangerous and clamerous hold. up."
 The "mournful bandit" has epsr- ated in Indianapolh for sems tiue, apologising most politely c each vic- tim. and distributing srsen callinr cards inscribed with hia adopted ttNe.
 He said he was Edward Hadley. aad told police he had planned to desert the field of small-tims thisv, ing and go in for major holduns.
 Bradley tried to absolve his broth, eH. Earl. 20. who was captured with him. but finally admitted they had worked together. Another brother. Frank. is serving . prison term for bank robbery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
C0RolERS FINDINGS
LA.ohfseld osscssl vs.As No orinst..

Responsibility h Each of Thret
 Tragedies.
 Winsted. Jan. 20 R1Three find. inEs were made by Coroner Samuel A. Herman of Litchfield county to. day. in misadventures which he had inquired into.
 Arthur Raymond of Torringtou was killed November 33 when his motorcycle rap into 8 truck. The coroner held that death was due to Raymopd's owp carelessnesa
 No criminal responsibility waf found In the death of William Lsmp- son. killed when an automobile wont over . % feet embankment ea the Salisbury-Canaan road November {. Tho car was being driven by Lemp- sons nephew. Philip Lempson.
 Michael Coffey, engineer for the New Haven road is exonerated by the coroner in the death of Clara l.. Jennings of Kent. whose automobile was struck by . train at the Gay lordsville crossing in New Milford November Fl.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Brock and Schlee Of
 Tn Hunt Missinr Eliera

Charleston, g. C., Jan. 20 R- William s, Brock and Edward F. ScAlss hopped oil at s:ls o'clock this morning from the local navy yard Aeld for Washington and Phil- adelphia to search en route for Ted Mosely and Fred Herring. lost Mon- day night on an attempted nonstop light to New York.
 Authorities at Paris Island. . marine corps base. reported today that no aviators searching for Mose- ly aud Herring had communicated with them. and that nothing had been heard of them.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
QUARTET REENGAdED

The quartet and church organlst at the First Congregational church have been reengaged for another year. Theron w. Hart is choir leader and organist. The quartet Ia as follows: Ruth Goodrich Horton, soprano: Jane sartori Futile, alto: Philip c. Magnuson. tsAor; Jehn A. Lindsay, baritone.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

dsy with an additional shipHnsat ef S3.oee.oeo to the Bank of AoetFeal in New York. This is total of t3l.- See.oDe Eince the movement began in December, resulting frem tho dis count on Canadian exchange making such transactions profitable.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
DANGERS MOTHER KILLED

Miami, Fla. Jan. 20 F-Mrs. F. E. Fontaine. 50, of New York. moth- CT of Evans Fontaine. dancer, was instantly killed near New Smyrna, Fla. early today when the automo- bile in which she was riding crashed into . passenger train of the Florida East Coast railroad.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
REQUEST DATA ON MORALE

4 request for additional data on the case of Paul Morale of Clark street, this city, has been received by Attorney Thomas F. McDonouSh, counsel for Morale who planned to
 go to Boston, Mass. today on the
 matter. Morale was given . hear. ing few months ago to show cause
 why he should not be deported to Italy as an undesirable person. hav-
 ing been convicted of . charge tn-
 volving the moral code.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
ACCUSES WOMAN OF THEFT

Mrs. John Grabiek Of Torrington complained to Captain Kelly today that Mrs. Grabowski of l21 Broad street. this city. stole $60 and three savings bank books from her homo yesterday. The complainant was ad- vised to report tho matter to the Torrington authorities.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
JURY ORDERED TO ACQUIr

New York. Jan. 20 (UP) - The jury in the Brooklyn bomb trial was ordered today by County Judge Franklin Taylor to acquit Eugenio Fernandez. Joseph Roa and Victor Fern, three of the defendants. The trial was adjourned until Monday. when the case against Julian De Hoyos and Jesus De Silva will pro- ceed. The trial grew out of a bomb explosion near the supreme court in Brooklyn last Labor day.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
GIVEN GOLD MEDAL

New Haven. Jan. 90 M-Frank c. Drew. president of the Winches-
 ter Repeating Arms company was presented with . gold medal today for his 26 years of service to the company. Tho presentation was made by Winchester Bennett, . for
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
NEW HEATER

Milan, Jan. 20 (UP)-A new Lyric theater has been organised hero to encourage youthful artists It will be directed by the tenor Bruno Natteo,
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

GOLD MOVEMENT.
 New York. Jan. 20 N-Ths Aov of ecld from Canada continued ta.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

CHEVROLET COACH, 1928
tTzivanv ako demonstration, je
iiplnc vystrojeny a vyzera al l.
de ako novy. Len $3.50.
s o. X, KTORE PLATI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
No, d d'akujem i'm, d'akujem

a pochvalen PAM.
- Ma veky amen, pan Chomiit,
ma veky amen! Racte len tadial'-
to. Hej, Softer! nradne auto. Ia
veziete pana Chomita, kan roz-
kaze. Nepojdete predsa peso.
Duro Chomlt bojazlive vsadne
do masiny bez koni a h1ta:
- Ach, aki s1 to. dobri l'udia,
a ze sl vraj neznabohovia, ved'
Pal'a, ako pekne povedali ma We
ky amen! A tt nasi PAM zle-ne-
dobre ma Mich. Ami babky nevzali,
al vypit' dali, al kotlik vritili.
A robia to vtedy, ked' ME su VOL
by. Eli, veru, mech mi teraz uz nj
kto mic zleho nepovie ma Mich, le-
DO veru hned' sa stanem Micura-
kom. A ako dobre sa to tn sedi
ma tej masine, veru lepsie, ako ma
rebrovci. Keby ma tax moja sta
ra karpana videla, iste by pove-
dala: "Ej, Duro, z teba bude e.
Ste ablegat?' A veru by ma mohli
vyvolit' ii naSi pani "a senatora
alebo drevatora, we'd nam do
ma dost' sena dreva. Ale hop,
ved' muslin este k pam madeline
mu okresnikovi. Hej, pan kocis,
noze zastavte tuna!
/. Tu-tu-tu-tiiuI... . .1~
No, vstanze uz, ty drichnac,
ved' uz vyhanajd swine ma pasu,
Zero uz vytrubuje, a musis do
mesta. No, divajme sa, drichnalo
by to do bieleho dina - budi Du-
:ra Chomlta jeho stara.
A civil u Duro Chomdt TAI
kym srdcom kraca hore horkou
do mesta a rozmysl'a, ako by to
bolo dobre ma tomto zmotanom
svete, keby ten sen Dol skutocno-
st'ou. Jano bddy.
"Kocur'' vychodi v Turc.
Sv. MARITIME predpl. pre- Ameri.
ku je Kcs A., asi $3.50 ma rok. }
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
sBIERKY MA PoMNfK IGNAcA GEssAYA.
"Siahnitc "a LUCKY a ME "a

"Siahnitc "a LUCKY a ME "a
bonbonom = - TO je moi zvyk
odkedy sa zjavily LUCK1ES -
moi sp6sob udrzania tej fign-
ry, ktori potrebujem, ably som bo-
la znama co vcGne mlada Fannie
Ward.
"Opatrujem 81 al kozu, rozu-
mie sa. Ny vsetky to muslme ro-
bit. Ale nieto vyhody V peknej
pleti, mladistvej tvari, kcd' sa k
MIN poll nelakavt, Stroke telo. Ne
oklame nikoho. Preto hovorlm
zenam, ktore chcn klamat' roxy,
ako som ia, "siahnite "a LUCKY
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
MoDERNA FIGURA.

V New York Evening Post
Is. augusta 1923, G.. S. Clarke cd
National Confectioners' Associa-
ton hovori: "Dievcata, ktore ria
dne jedavaju cukrlky, nefajcia ci-
garetle. Tie, ktore fajcia, zriedka
ochutnajn sladkosti.'
Toto je zaujimave doznanie.
Modcrne dievCa chce 81 udrzat
svoju mladistv6 figuru.' Prichodi
mu ma um rada Fannie Ward,
chyrnej pestovatel Ike krasy, kto-
ra povedala:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
4 ME "a bonbonom I

4 @ Z H 4 ( s
To je ME odriekanie 81
to je nahrada vsesej radosti "a
mensiu. Ale tou musia byt' LU-
CKIES ak chcetc mat najvacsl
p6zitok ziadne drazdenie hr-
dla. y (Podpis)
Fannie Ward.
Odobrenie Miss Wardovej je
typickym odobrenia mnohych zien
v Spoj. Statoch, lebo LUCKY
STRIKE cigarette a priznanie p.
Clarke, Re tie, ktor6 fajcia, ncje-
dia cukrlky, ujasnuje, re je do
bra pricina ma zvysenie sa spo-
treby cigariet medzi zenami. Je
celkom normalnym, re zeny chcu
81 podrzat' mladistvl figilru a je
neodtajitel'nym, ze uzivanie pri-
mnoho Sladkostf ma nest 'astne ma
s1cdky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
NAVOD pRoTI zLtOVYM
KAMIENKOM.

Mnoho ludi trpi ma zlcove ka-
mienky, sp6sobujdce vel'ke bole-
sti a sl nebezpecne i zivotu. ak sa
zanedbajG. Nasledovny navod po-
mohol uz mnohym. .Vyberame no z
ceskeho casop:su "Domacnost".
Ranajky: normalne bez masa. =
Potion dve hodiny prikladat' OBJ
klady tepleho rumanceku, t. j.
rumancek sa vyvari kasa z neho
da sa do dvoch k tomu Gcelu IL
sitych vreciisok, rozdeli ma polo
vice priklada ma miesto, kde je
zlc. Stale sa musi menit'. Musi to
byt' stale dost' teple.
! Ma obed pacient ma zjiest' len
kasu Q hrubej krupice, nemastn1,
len malo slan1, vo vode a troche
mlieka uvarenn.
O dve hodiny po jedenf davaj1
ga obklady z l'anoveho semiacka,
mleteho, a to ma miesto, kde sl
pecienky. Obklady musejd byt'
hodne tepla stale sa menit', "a
tri hodiny jeden po druhom. Po-
tom sa vypijd 3 unce olivoveho
oleja, po oleji sa m6ze what tro-
ska soil, ak by sa robila t'azoba
Pc vypiti oleja ostane nemocny le-
Eat ticho ma pravej stra1e - po
pol hodine vypije d'alsie 3 unce
! oleja, po d'alsej polhodine Ease
| 3 unce toho oleja, tedy dovedna 9
unci olivoveho oleja. Pritom sa
musi stale lezat' ma pravej strane.
Potion ked' je uz celia procedlra
hotova. m6ze 81 nemocny poho-
Wet. Ked' by sa k veceru dosta-
vii hlad, m6ze nemocny zjiest'
tvrdy chlieb ciernu kavu. Rano
kamienky vyjdu bez bolesti. ST.
bledo.zelen6 d makke. Ked' sa ne
mocny zachova presne dl'a pred
pisu, dcinok je istyy.
Rumanceku 81 kdpte l funt a
II funt l'anpveho semiacka. Olej
je najlepsie k1pit' v 3 uncovych
lfl'askach 70 meow.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

CHEVROLET COUPE, 1926
= Opravdovd lacnota, nem6zte no
duplikovat' "a tie penia1e, per-
fektny stav. $275. q
s O. K, KTORE PLATI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

CHEVROLET COACH. 1926
Vel mi cista kara zdnu zvon
ku, s perfektnym motorom. No
We gnmy, zvla5tnosti, cena 5000.
S o. X, KTORE PLATI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

Vo vel'mi fajnom stave, bum
peri a mnohe inc veci. Toto je
vel mi fajny sedan. $190. Spla.
tky. ,..
S o. K, KTORE PLATI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
"A IVA Y NEBI.
(Rozprayka z "Kocara".)


. kym pudilarom lihal 81 do poste-
le. Ako by al ME, we'd zaveas ra-
ma musi do mesta zaplatit' zaosta-
. l6 dane; we'd mu uz j licitaciu
vypisali ma ne.
Prehadzuje sa sem-tam v poste-
/ Ii rozmysl'a, ako by to bolo, ke-
by toho vsetkeho nebolo. Ach, Bo-
re, ved' je ten svet len zmotany.
Vonku ticho. len slsedov pes
Dudas breSe do mesiaca, ktory
sa tax veselo vysmieva utrapenej
tvari Dura Chomlta. Hl'a, l'ahko
jemu, neplati dani ami zplna, ami
poslednej stvrte... 49,. ID.
Hlasnik ,neodhlasil este druh1
po polnoci, Duro Chomdt no.
vel halene pobera sa hore h6r-
kou, lebo do mesta je d d'aleko. A
ked' vezove hodiny V x. odbijl
5smu, stoji uz pred bernym IRA
dom ' N. ...
Potichu zaklope. ~ .
- Mech sa paci, - owe sa roz-
tomily HAS pana prednostu ber-
neho hradu. - Ach, to ste Wy,
pan Chomnt, axe st'astie! Raete
len sem, sadkajte 81 do tohoto TO-
tela. Fajeite, posllzte 81 len touto
regalia mediou. A trochu toho po-
tesenia. No, strngninle 81. Ma
zdravie! . ...
Duro Chom1t sa len diva ako
sova do orecha.
- Akoze, nuz ved' l'al'a, - hu-
die sebe - aky su to mily pan
ko. A mas pan farar mi este wee
"a yraveli, ze ii Cesi, to su len
lotri. A ako pekne hovoria po slo-
vensky, to je veru ME pravda, 60
som eftal v "Slovaku", ze sa II
Cesi nevedeli dosial naucit' po
slovensky. :.:*
- TAX, co ste nam dobreho do
niesl, pane Chomlt?
- Ale, prosim ich ponizene, ne
raeia sa hneve pohnlt', chcem
zaplatit' nieco ma tie restancie.
Predal som kravicku, len aby mi
til licitaciu nepreviedli. ..-
Ale k voli takej malickosti,
to ste sa veru nemusei tax pona-
hat. We'd vam mi vd'aene po-
ckame. Zaplatite vtedy, ked' bu-
dete mat a tol'ko, kol 'ko bude-
te chciet'. A ked' nebndete moct'
platit', tax vam to jednoducho od-
piseme. My SINE sice berny trad,
ale berieme len tam, kde mozeme.
A kde MET, tam nemozno ami
brat. Vsak je tomu tax, pane
Chom1t7 No este jeden stamper-
lik, d'ugnite 81, pan Ghom1t
Mech nam vlasy rastu! ....
- No, d 'akujem i'm, d'akujem,
pan vel'komozny, ale ked' s1 W
taky dobry, nuz ak ich nenahne:
YAM, prosim ich pekne, vedia, ia
som NAL taky maly kotlicek, We
dia ma slivovicu. ale som 81 pri.
tenn ME slivovicu, ale prsty popa.
Ill, lebo vedia, nemal som povole.
MIA wall mi al kotlik, al slivo'
vicu, al mia do basy, odsedel som
al zaplatil pokutu. A toho roku
vedia, pan vel'komozny, je tol 'ke
slivak,. 0 grmanoch AMI nehovorim
ako ohnice medzi zitom. Nuz We
dia, keby mi tax reku, vedia, pan
tajomnik cd argalasoy mi to VI
raz sl'ubovali, lie ak necham tab
t'udakov...
- Ale bezevseho, pane Chomtt
spravfme to. Len Wy ostante l'u'
dovej. To je ta prava strana. Do
stanete nazpat kotlfk a "a slivo
ticu odskodn6. M6zete palit' be,
povolenia. ia vam to este dnes W
bavim u pana fin. riaditepa. A,
dohanu 81 m6zete nasadit' ma "a
humnie. To by bolo, aby SINE ne
podporovali takych l'udi, ako St
w, pan Chomdtl
- Ach, d'akujem i'm, pan vel
Ln~nxuE mach i'm Dan pnh ,nnxoh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
Dobre potrebovane kary
cuEvRot.ETKY "A roRDKY

Ny name Fotdky a Chevrolet
ky axe chcetc, vsetky rhodely a
style. Ma vybct IN vel mi mike
cnny. Najdete karu, ktorI chce-
tie. 40 ma vNber Gene cd $50 do
5000. \.
s O. K, KTORE PLATf i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

CHEVROLET ROADSTER 1925
Balon gumy, bumperi, Duco
farba, mcchanicky perfektny. Ia
5000.
- s @. X, KTORE PLATT =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
FORD COUPE

Balon gumy, lobra bateria,
motor O. X, mnohe zvlastnosti,
cena 1915.
S o. K, KTORE PLATT
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
p0Rn ROADSTER. 1926

Zimne zaciony, prilieilajh, Dnco
farba, vyborne gumy, mechani-
cky pcrfektnl. $3.50 a je vas.
s o. K, KTORE PLATI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02
NASH COACH, 1927

Vtzor a mechanicky stav uspo-
koji kazdeho. Dr6tene kolesa.
Ncobyta ina lacnota IN $675.
$ Q. X, KTORE PLATE
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

- NovsnskA Ligs je vSen&rod-
nk ustanovixef. vstupujte do nej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

BUICK BROUGHAM 1927
1Inany len 5000 mil hodne
zvlastnosti, vyAcra q ide ako no.
w. Preala sa za $3.50.
$ O. K, KTORE PLATI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-02

CHEVROLET COUPE, 1925
Cisty ako nova kara, mnohe
zvlastnosti, balon gumy, do do.
br6ho stavu uvedeny. 1895.
S Q. K, KTORE PLATI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-09

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 9.--Hogs-Re7
ceipts. 500; lights l5c lower. heavies and
mediums Csc lower. others steady; heavy
pigs and lights. i80 lbs down, S7.1OG9:
stays and throwouts. $740@8. Cattle
FF esSH seefs $780, 6e teaqy sh PTme
steers. $1l.50Gl3; medium and plain
steers, 9.5OM IL so: fat heifers. S7.506r
dunn to good COWS. $6.25@9; cutters, So
M6,25; Gamers. $56 $50; bulls. S6M850
feeders, $8,5o@ 1850: stockers. Stall.
Calves-Receipts. 800; market steady.
good to choice. $12Gi4; medium to good.
Sl0G12; outs. $40 down. Sheep-Receipts,
200: market steady; lambs, $11.50012: sec
$50. Mondays shipments: Cattle. 1903
calves. 800; hogs. SIS; sheep. none.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-09
UNITED CIGAR
STORE SHARES
LEAD MARKET
Reactionary Trends Rule
Trading as General
List Is Lower.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Monday
was 1885. of 90. Average of twenty
rails. was 1882, off %; Average of forty
bonds was s6.47, off .OS
By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Reaction-
airy tendencies in progress at the
close Monday we're again predomi-
nant in the early trading on the
Stock Exchange today. The list
opened generally lower, but losses
were small for the most part and
some special issues made Substan-
tial gains.
United Cigar Stores opened 10000
shares at 80, up Us, and other
shares of this group, notably
Schultz we're in strong demand
United States Steel eased FRACTION
ally and General Motors gained
slightly.
Subsequently General Motors sold
off 4 point to 21094 and Steel de-
clined q to 1875. Bethlehem Steel,
on the otoher hand, f1rmed up e
to CTS.
Chrysler sold off more than a
point to 1874, while Hudson rose
more than a point to 921a and Mack
Trucks gained a point to 95E.
Studebaker also was in fair demand
Anaconda featured the copper
group, rising point to 1875. Pressed
Steel Car dipped point and rail-
lied fractionally; Republic Iron and
Steel eased ~ to IT; Radio Cor
poration gained IL to 20112.
Selling was mostly profit taking,
and despite efforts of bears to start
reaction, pressure was resisted
throughout the list. The force of
bear onslaughts lost force in the
first half hour as United States
Steel common began a recovery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-09
FRANCE GUSTS
CORRESPONDENT
Ordered to Leave; Published
Secret Document.

By united Press
PARIS, Oct. 9.-Harold Koran,
Paris correspondent of the Univer-
sal News Service, faced today the
necessity of leaving France as an
undesirable alien by Thursday, after
complaint by the government that
he published a secret document from
the archives of the ministry of for
eign affairs.
Koran was summoned to police
headquarters and questioned length
lily regarding the means by which he
obtained a letter Foreign Minister
BRAND had sent to ambassadors
abroad, containing instructionsabout
Interpretation of the secret French
British naval pact which aroused re-
sentiment in the United States.
Koran complained today that he
was detained for three hours at
headquarters, and that permission
was refused for him to summon a.
lawyer or communicate with the
American embassy.
Presented with the choice of
signing paper by which he agreed
to leave France by Thursday after
noon or face prosecution on the
charge of publishing a secret docu-
ment Koran said, he signed the
paper
Later, however, Koran admitted
he had agreed a week ago to leave
France, but Thought the affair
would simmer down"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-09
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Newton. 10000
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G. G. Pittman, garage, Sal w. Eugene,
$500.
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N. Gladstone, $500
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L. Bergman. garage. 2124 Ashland, $3.50.
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E. Clinton, repair. 421 E. Pratt $500.
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W Mitchell, dwelling, 6282 Broadway.
So. 900
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$50.
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