davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
POHON PROTI MELLONOVI.

Viaceri senatori Spoj. Statov
zaeali. hned' ,po nastipeni prezi-
denta Hoovera pohon proti An
drew Mellonovi, tajomnikovi po-
kladu. Mellon je tajomnikom po-
kladu uz cd 1921, ked 81 no Har-
ding vymenoval ma toto postave-
ME. Mellon je tretim najbohatsim
6lovekom ma svete a senatori a.
davaj1, ze ackol'vek je tajomni-
kom pokladu, venuje sa al svo-
jim obchodom, menovite alumi-
novom truste a bankarstve, co Il
stava Spoj. Statov zakazuje. Mel
Ion taji, zeby bral cinnu ncast v
svojich podnikoch a akiste pride
k dokazovaniu pred senatnym W.
boron.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

Ma bud1ci tyzden, od 8. do IA.
maia, Slovenski Katolfcki Sokoli
budn vydrziavat' v Youngstown
vel Ike eliminacne zavody ma Ra-
yen High Stadiume. Ma tieto "a
vody pride X. Sol1olstvo celej
krajiny, ako Cd New Yorku, tax
cd Chicago. Ma zavodoch budu
tt najlepsi cvieenci a cvieenky,
ktori napred v svojich zupach mu-
sell zvit'azit'. Ma zavodoch bude
pritomny al vit'az olympickych
zavodov ako al jedna Sokolka,
ktore m6ze skocit do vysky pat
stop. VT All ma tychto zavodoch
pojdu potion ma Sv.-vaclavskv
slet do Prahy. Tisice youngstown
skych Slovakov bude ma zavodoch
! videt', co este nikdy nevideli.
Uz Ma s. maja bude tn HI. Tech
nicky Sbor ako al hi. dozorcovia
K. Sokola, lebo prilezitosti "a
vodov, bude tn vydrziavana i roe
ma schodza HI. Sboru.
Zavody zapocnu sa 10. maja ra-
no 9. hodine bud1 trvat' az
do 5. hodiny vecer.
Ma vecer pojdeme sa rozpoznat'
HI. |Sborom do Ohio hotel.
Ma II. maja cd rama do 2. hodi-
ny popoludni budu este zavody a
cd 2. do s. yeSer yerejne cvioenie.
Zavody iverejne cvicenie bude v
Rayen High School Stadium. (Ku
stadiumu id1 busy Ford Ave"
elm ST.
Vceer, II. maja .bude tanecna
zabava v Central Auditorium ma
w. Boardman st. (byvala Moose
HalD.
V nedel'u, IL. maja bude slG-
zena vel 'ka sv. omsa "a Sokolov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

a Sokolky V chrame Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda. Tam tiez bude posvia-
cka praporov, ktore budii odo-
vzdane starej vlasti naSim br.
Orion. V nedel'u vecer bude BAN
ket Ohio hoteli, kde budeme
mat vfbornych recnikov, a tc.:s
br. Ivana Bieleka, predsedu Slov.
Liey Amerike; br. Michala Bo-
saka, predsedu SLOW. Kat. Matice
Skolskej; mayora Youngstown,
Hon. Jos. Heffernana Mr.. Roscoe
McCulloch, zastupcu guvernera
Statu Ohio a A. M. Palkovica, hi.
spravcu Kat. Sokolov. Ia toast
majstra poziadany bude vyborom
Rev. Stefan KoGis.
Y pondelok vecer, 13. maja bn-
de tanecna zabava v SokoIovni ma
Lansingville v utorok, IA. maja
bude tanecna zabava Campbell,
talianskej hale.
Vstupenky ma banket zavody
mono dostat' Il nasledovnych:
Ma Steelton Il Andreja Dolak.
Ma Lansingville vo Frankie Con-
fectionery obchode.
V Haselton u Martina j. Les
max Jana Kral.
V Campbell obchode Rozalie
Hudak ma 18th ST.
Y Youngstown u Jana Martin
ko City Savings & Trust Co.
Vstupenky mech 81 zadovazi ka-
zdy elm skorej, Iebo sa rtchle mi
naj1.
Vvbor sletu a zavcdov bude
mat este jednu sch6dzu ma 6. ma
ia, V skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Martin J. Lesnak,
tai. vyboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
DESAT NOvYCH
oBGANov sLovAKov

V pondelok sudca Lyon udelil
americke obcianstvo 116 ziadate-
Pom, medzi mimi i desiatim Slova-
kom a Slovenian. Su to: Pani
Anna Serfel 20 S. Hazelwood Av.,
Jozef Duncko 20 Shirley Rd., Jan
Gajdos z Wellington Ave, Jozef
Spirko 2 Taylor St., Jan Mihlan
N. Center St., Michal Bagan z
N. Center St., Michal Terihay z
New Springfield, Andrej Ochotny
Hawn St., Jan Holecko z R. F..
d. No. l, Youngstown a Julius
Ostrovsky z Taft Ave. Vsetkym
srdecne gratulujeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
FARMARSKA PREDLOHA
Y DOME PRIJATA

Farmarska predloha dome
zastupcov bola prijata bez dodat-
ku 0 debentiire, a bola poslana
senatu. Senat ale ma inn predlo-
hu, v ktorej je zahrnuty al plan
debentlrovy. Ale sa vseobecne
ma, "a to, re debentura i v senate
prepadne, ked re sa prezident tax
slime oproti nej postavil. Politika-
rom bude sd l'ahko vyhovarat
ma prezidenta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
HLYWA ODsUDENY .s..-
IA ZAVRAzDENIE ZENY

Juraj Hlywa, ktory nedavno
zastrelil svoju zenu Katarfnu v
cudzom dome pre- nevernost', sh-
deny boil tieto dni sudca Da-
vid j. Jenkins odsndil no do va
zenia ma dobu Cd | do 20 rokov.
Hlywa branil sa, ze Dol sialene
rozculeny yeas strel by a ME je
zodpovedny "a svoj skutok. Bude
pravdepodobne vypusteny z va
zenia po uplynutl jednoho roka.
Jeho patoro dietok bude medzi-
tym v ntulni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
TORNADO ZURIA
PO CELEJ KRAJINE

Posledneho toho tyzdna uda-
10 sa mnoho vichric po celej kra-
jine, ale najviac ma Juhu a Zapa-
de. Minuleho tyzdna zahynulo wy
Sc 10 osob rozvalanych budo-
vach a toho tyzdIa tiez asi tol'-
ko. Len v samej Virginii zahynu-
10 toho tyzdna udajne ma so os6b.
Skoda ide do vel'kych milionov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
MAJOVE RoB0TNfCKE
VZBURY v NEMECKU

V Berline udaly sa pri oslavo-
vani 1. maja vazne robotnicke
vzbury, pri ktorych doslo k bo-
jom $ policiou. V boji pablo osem
osob, Is bolo vazne ranene mno-
no l'ahsie. Vyse 800 os3b bolo a.
restovans.
" inych krajinach udajne l.
maj oslAveny Dol pokojne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
Sbierka ma Maticu
v
Skolsk1 rastie.
Sbierka tuna uz prevysuje osem
tisic dol&rov.

w dlhsi cas- nebolo vidno Mad-
neho vykazu 0 sbierke Matice
Skolskej Youngstown a okolici,
takze. ponicktori sa NJ bud1 naz-
davat' ze sb;erka zaspala. Ale ME
je tomu TAX. V sbierke sa vSade
pollraeuje, hoci jaksi potichu.
Cd pcslednelro rodrobn6ho w
kazu sbierky, prispeli ma sbierku
Matice Skolskej, ako nasleduje:
V osade sv. Cyrilla a Methoda ::
spolok sv. Ludmily $4,000, Jan
Glozer $500, Michai Narkovit
$500, pc $1.00: Jan Baca, Katari-
ma Drayovich, Stefan Kubala,
Maria Slifka; spolu $61 90, 2 kto-
rFch vsak $1.OO Dol uz vykazany
predtym. Celia doterajsia sbierka
osady sv Cyrilla a Methoda cini
$3,l77.OO.
V osade Mena Jezis ma Steel
ton: Spolok Marie Magdaleny
$4,000, Spolok Narodenie P. Ma
rie $4,000. Michal G. Pirosko $50
90, Spolok sv. Michala $25.00,
Andrej Dolak $500, Stefan Yoch-
man (S. Hazelwood) $4.00, Bohu-
znama $500, Michal Bobovnik
st. $500, Jozef Serenko $l.00,
spolu $4,000. Celia doterajsia
sbierka osady Mena Jezis eini:
$2,s49.OO.
u osady sv. Mateja ma Lam
singville doposlal Father Kozelek
este d'alsich $1,000, takze celia ich
doterajsie sbierka ma Lansingvil-
lie cini 81, ,22O.75.
z osady Najsv. Trojice, Stru-
theirs, poslali este Jan Zluk 5000
a Jan Giacko $1.O0, take celia ich
doterajsia sbierka cini $776.00.
2 osady Sv. Alzbety Hazelton
poslali: Rev. Jozef Kostik $500
a Martin Lesnak $1,000, celia do
terajsia sbierka cini $35. 90.
Bohuznamy, Youngstown, Ohio
$500.
Osada sv. Jana Krstitel'a,
Campbell, prevedie svoju sbierku
ma Maticu Skolskd v kratkej bu-
dncnosti.
S1 nadeje, ze pri trochu dobrej
voli, praci a obetavosti sosbiera
sa ma nasej oklici este par tisicok.
Dnes sbierka nasej okolice prevy-
suje osem tisic dolarov. Pricinme
sa vsetcia, ably nasa sbierka pre-
vysovala cim skorej desat tisic !!
Vznesene ciele Slov. Kat. Matice
Skolskej 81 zasluhuj1 nasej ipl-
nej podpory a dovery. Mech tedy
nebude medzi nami takeho, kto-
ry by svojou obetou, svojim milo
darom nepodporil tento svaty
podnik. Kto ma vel'a, mech da We
la; kto malo, mech da IL toho
malo stedre. We'd 20 dame Mattel
Skolskej, dame svojmu narodu
slovenskemu, vlastne dame sebe
samym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
VYSETRIA ROBOTNE
POMERY MA JUHU

Senator Wheeler Montany po-
dial v senate Spoj. Statov rezold-
ciu, ktorej sa ziada vysetrenie
robotnych a robotnickych pome-
row ma Juhu, kde teraz panuje
vel'ky strajk textilnych robotni-
kov, ktorych policia nemilosrdne
prenasleduje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
DONAH.EY CHCE ZAS
"RONOVAT",

The Cleveland News oznamuje,
re ma hodnoverne infOrmacie z
kruhov stOjacich bllzko byv. gu
vernera Donaheya, re Donahey
bude sa znovu uchadzat' guver-
nerstvo naSho Statu. r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
1000 MASINIsTOV
DOSTALO PODVYSKU

Erie zeleznica povolila 5-cento-
VII podvySku place ma hodinu asi
$500 masinistom, ktori pracujd
" rozlicnych castiach krajiny. "
Youngstown podvysku dostane
asi 300 masinistov, pracuj1cich v
Sapach zeleznice ma Brier Hill.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
SOUTH AVE. MOST
ZAVRU ~. MAJA

South Ave. most zatvoria ma q.
maja rano q neotvoria no, dokym
nebude novy postaveny. So stav-
bou zapocne sa hned'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
MURARI VYDoBYLI ST
6-DNovY TYzDEN

10000 uniovych murarov vydo-
bylo 81 v New Yorku pat -dnovy
|pracovny tyzden k tomu pod
vysku. Budd dostavat' SIS denne-
no platu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
KatoIicki Sokoi pripravujd sa
ma vePke zavody ' Youngstown

zavody budu buduc den High Stadium
sokol sokoy celych spoj Statov jdu Vaz tunajch
zavodoh pojdu svvaavsk slt do Pahy Havny Sbor K
vydrziava tel preztos chodzu maja
bane ktorom budu recnt pp Boak, Bek Pakovc
Heffernan a zastupca guvernera McCuloch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03

DdSfDdlloNd SeLoiid leJIO uOll'
ny bu de zahajena catami Sloven.
skej ] saseballovej Ligy, ktor6 "a.
pocnn svoje prve zavodne hry
lOsem ciat je pripravene co maj.
llepsie k boju eampionstvo.
Slo Fenska Baseballova Liga bo-
la or eanizovana v zine 192O-21.
Rastl d ustavicne dnes je takou
vseob becne znamou, ze my Slovaci
m6zel me byt' na nu opravdu hrdi.
Tato Liga podava milovnikom
baseb allu Mahoning a Shenan-
60 do olinach take prvotriedne hry,
ze lei bSie ma okoli nevidet'. Ale al
Slova ci Trumbull okresu ma il
prfle& &itost' dcastnit' sa hier Ligy,
lebo v Lfge je cata WarrcnGa-
nov.
Pc ter Bobby, "a mnoho rokov
prvy baseman Strutherskeho Slo-
vens keho Mladeneckeho Klubu a
"a tt Il roxy pokladnik nasej Base
ball6vej Ligy, bol zvoleny "a pred
sedu Ligy ma vyrocnom bankete.
Jeho zvolenie bolo jednohlasne a
Lige ma byt' gratulovane "a iej
mndry krok.
Tejto sezony milovnici baseball
lu budd mat prilezitost' videt'
novd catu - Horvatskeho Atleti-
ckeho Klubu. Horvati budd cvi-
eieyat' j hraxat' na Borts .field,
kde hrava i Steeltonsky Sloven-
sky Klub Tommy Pembertcn
Double AA Ligy. Slovaci ma Steel
ton bud1 videt' hru Slovenskych
Ligarov kazdn druhi nedel'u. V
inych slovach, bud1 tam mat hru
kazd1 nedel'u.
Viacere move pravidla boly pri-
jate ma poslednych par sch6dzach.
Hrac, ktory chce hrat' druhej
polovici sezony, musi hrat' mai
menej dive hry v prvej polovici.
Tiez bolo povolene, re kazda cata
m6ze mat dvoch novych hracov
V druhej polovici sezony.
Liga zas prijala rozdelenu sezonu.
Liga znovu prijala rozdelenii
sezonu a bude hrat' sedem hier v
prvej polovici sedem hier v dru-
hej. Po skonceni prvej polovice
II. j1na, nebude ziadna hra %.
jdna. Hry druhej polovice zapoe-
MI sa 20. juna.
Warrenska cata zda sa silnou.
Ma Warren Thomas Steels catu
pozera sa ako ma tak1, ktora sa
vazne uchadza o campionstvo a to
preto. ze skoro vsetci lanajsi hra-
Gi bud1 Ease hrat' a ii novi zapla-
tajd slabiny lanskorosne. SPRAY
ca Darkus, starry hrae, ktory hra-
val okolo Pittsburghu este pred
dakymi dvadsat' rokmi, INA hod-
ne baseballe. Ma Johna Siler
pre- prvd bazu a Siler tiez sa uz
hodne nahraval. Jack Swipas, An
thony Butchko, Henry Desantis,
Rabbit Tosti, Hayes Spelman,
Vern Spelman, Jack Cunningham
o Howard Mangus sti len ukaz-
kou, koho Warrencania majl pod
smluvou. j
Fafre1l6ania tiex m0cni.
Farrell Y. M. s. A. NAL vzdy
mocnI Satu, ale presto uz sest' d.
hych rokov, co neokostovali cam
pionskeho obedu. Nateraz este
nezname, kto bude spravcom far.
rellskej caty, ale je to medzi dvo-
ma hracmi: Walterom Bernard a
Michalom Terpak. Farrell md
"Lefty" Moreau, Stefana susa,
Michala Dzurindu, Antona Dzu.
rindu, ZelenAka, Tennanta, Pova.
Ia a Seamana 2 lanskorocnej Ca
| ty. Tiez ma Sitoskeho, ktory sl'u-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-03
Caty Slovenskej Baseballovej Lfgy
zahaja sezonu uz tito nedel'u
Om at je pripravene bo prvensvo Teno rok bude All
naepm hstor tejto oganzacie Horvat su novou sa4o
v Lge. - Peter Bobby je predsedom
Pise: Michal Kornick, tajomnik.

buje byt' druhEm Swetonikom.
Hadze pravou rukou.
Al Struthers ma mocnti catu.
Spravca Jan Sekerak 20 Stru-
theirs a jediny pozostalec prveho
campionstva 1921, je vodcom
strutherskej caty a ako sa hovori,
Strutherseania bud1 boji o cam
pionstvo cd zaciatku do konca.
Sekerak ma podpisaneho Stefana
fDokonfenie na 3. strane.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-26
In the Stock Market
By Thomson g. McKinnon

NEW YORK. March 26.-In its
general survey of business and
financial conditions published this
morning the federal reserve board
reveals that commercial borrowings
within a matter of a few weeks
have expanded more than $200,000,-
600. An already strained credit
position has thus met competition
for funds tied up in security loans.
In as much as we know that abnor-
NAL interest rates have prevailed
for almost year, during which
period brokers loans have expanded
more than billion dollars, doubt
very much if the correction we have
Witnessed thus far has even ap-
preached a point which might be
called solution of the market diff
ficulties. We should, and probably
WILL witness frequent recoverieS
from oversold spots. but we believe
that the general trend is still toward
lower levels.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-26
Deaths

Roscoe T. Lee. Al, Methodist hospital.
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Benjamin Bruce, IS, BIT West Eleventh,
hypostatic pneumonia.
Emma F. Fordyce. So, 2oo9 West YER
mont, broncho pneumonia.
William Langdon. SO, $50 North Temple.
chronic myocarditiS.
Herman Alfred Hodges, IS. city hospital.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Alice A. Bymaster, "a. S7o9 East Thirty
Tau Laura Kelley. So, 125 Emmett. chronic
myocarditiS
Jennie B. Martin. SO. s19 East Vermont.
William H. Gimbel. 10. S2a Buchanan.
diabetes.
Robert Atkinson. SO. 2O6 South Holmes.
chronic myocarditis.
Michael Daugherty, Sc, 933 South Sem
ate. cerebral hemorrhage
Mary A.. Horne 26. st. Vincent's hos
pital. peritonitiS.
Frank Carlisle. "a, 524 West New York.
cerebral nemorrhage.
Kenneth Turner. 9. 1907 North La Sale,
intestinal obstruction.
John Hayden Johnson. So. city hospital.
uremia.
Laura. Porter. ST. Christian hospital.
peritonitis.
Albert McIntire, 81. $3.50 Bellefontaine.
chronic myocarditiS.
Sarah Arbuckle. 40. city hospital. car
cinoma
Frances Thompson, %, city hospital,
tuberculous peritonitis.
Perry Porter. IS, Christian hospital,
| ruptured gall bladder.
chronic myocarditiS.
Carl stammer 80. Christian hospital.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Edward. Pendleton. so. city hospital.
Francs Dixon. 81. city hospital chronic
| myocarditiS.
Catherine oBrien. "a. 2s5 North Wal
colt. hypostatic pneumonia.
Delbert Martin Dryer. 3. 31S West
Thirtieth, broncho pneumonia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS
BULLISH; spur
GIVEN WHEAT
Speculative Interest i
Grain Is Lukewarm;
Corn Is Up.

III nttcd FTcSS
CHICAGO, March 26.-Wheat
continued to advance here today,
due largely to the bullishness of
foreign news. Canada is still ex-
peTiencing dry weather, and bet
ten demand for spot wheat was in
evidence abroad. Corn and oats
participated in the upturn.
At the opening wheat was Il cent
to x cent higher, corn was up u
cent to as cent and oats were I'M
changed to Il cent higher. Provi-
sions we're slightly higher.
The better tone shown in wheat
this week was to be expected after
recent declines and shorts are more
disposed to cover. The futures mar
ket appears to be laboring under a
great tension, attributed to the rec
ord open interest on the Board of
Trade. New York reported about
one million bushels of Manitobas
taken for export late Monday
Weather over the southwest is gen.
orally favorable.
Corn has been acting well, in
view of the unsettled condition in
wheat. Receipts at Chicago con-
tinue to run light, but arrivals are
still heavy at Missouri river points
and these terminals are pressing
market here.
Eastern houses have been buying
deferred deliveries of oats and mar
ket has had firm tone except in
the March. There is little specula-
tive interest in the grain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-26
Births

Charles and Bessie Edmonds, 2o12 East
Leo and Olivia Morton. 1903 Candy.
Glenn and Irene MARYLAND, Methodist
hospital.
,.Reqben and Cordina Solomon. Metho-
Charles and Mary Strickland, Methodist
Roy and Viola Jones, $40 North Key
stone
Leon and Lola Holmes. 2429 North
senica and Bernice Gardner. city hos
spaulding and Merle Dixon. city hos
pital.
Walter and Martha Hamilton, 1911 North
Tibbs.
Boys
Ebert and Opal Colvin, 242 North Jeffer-
Robert and Edna Notyest. Methodist
Karl and Kathryn Sharp, Methodist
Wallace and Helen Addison, Coleman
hospital
Ioweii and Charlotte Burris, Coleman
hospital.
man hospital.
Ishum and Jessie Gordon. Coleman hos
pital.
William and Ethyl Mayer. Coleman hos
William and Emma Myers. Coleman hos
pital.
Paul and La Verne Shannon, Coleman
George and Johanna BockoYer. city hos
pital
George and Pearl Berry, city hospital.
Glenn and Ella Cox, city hospital.
Walter and IneS Harding. 956 Livingston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-26
PRAYER HELPS
men TO LIVE,
SAYS PREACHER
College President Opens
Series of Lent Talks
at Keith'S.

Efficacy of prayer in enabling men
and women to perform LIES tasks
was explained by DR.. Charles F.
Wishart, Wooster, O., president of
the College of Wooster, in his first
Lenten monday address today at
Keith's theater.
Prayer does something in us, for
us and through us for Others" DR..
Wishart declared.
He asserted it would be disastrous
for us if concrete answers to our
prayers were received. He averred
that praying then would become au-
tomato and purely commercial.
Many Church Services
Wednesday noon DR.. Wishart will
speak on THE Common Corona
ton" The service opens at 1905
and closes at 1880 p. m. His Good
Friday address will be on 1.-THE
Modern Cross of Life"
Entrance into Passion week
brought many services, in city
churches.
Dr., j. o. Ledbetter, Franklin, Ind,
spoke at a series of afternoon
services today at the Victory Me-
mortal Methodist church. He also
will hold a service tonight at the
church.
The st. PaulS Episcopal church
held special services at 1920 this
morning.
At Christ church, the Rt. Rev.
Joseph M. Francis, bishop of the
diocese of Indianapolis of the
Episcopal church, talked on "The
Value of Life in the Light of the
Cross"
Scores Materialistic Life
"a materialistic life," Bishop
Francis said, lis one-sided. If life
is only material it is like that of
beasts that perish-it is hardly
worth living. Christ in dying on
the Cross brought into the clear
light the eternal value of the life
that God had given"
More than 800 Indianapolis bust
ness firms Of the city have informed
the Church Federation of Indian
apoliS Of their intention of closing
during the hours between IL and 8
p. IN. on Good Friday, it was an
nounced today.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. March 26.-Carlots: Wheat
SO; corn, 269; oats, 40; rye, II.
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SCHOOL ROW
Hostility Expected to Flare
at Board Meeting Tonight.

Hostility between the two factions
of the Indianapolis school board is
expected to be resumed tonight
when architects for Schools 81 and
81 are scheduled to be selected.
The break resulted from refusal
of the new majority faction COM
posed of Mrs. Lillian v. Sedwick,
Lewis E. Whiteman and Fred KEEP
ner, to accept plans for the two
schools and advertise for bids, as
ordered by the state tax board.
The plans had been copied, with
certain changes, from original plans
for School IS, without services of
architects.
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HOGS STEADY
TO 10 CENTS
LOWER IN PENS
VeaIs so Cents Lower;
Cattle Steady; Spring
Lambs on Sale Here.
Hogs were steady to 10 cents lower

Hogs were steady to 10 cents lower
than Mondays irregular market.
The bulk of 10000 pounds brought
$11.60 to $11,75. The top also sold
at Ills. Receipts were slightly
higher estimated at $4,000, and
holdovers were considerable lower
numbering TAI.
The cattle market was steady
with normal outlet for all classes
Vealers were so cents lower selling
at $17.50 down.
The sheep and lamb market was
steady. Native lambs were bringing
around $3.50 down. Spring lambs
were slowly coming on the market,
few selling at $3.50 to SIS.
Hog prices today were as follows:
250-350 pounds. $11 to SLIGO; 200
$50 pounds, $1160 to $11.65; 10000
pounds, $11.65 to $11.75; 13O-160
pounds, $11 to $11.50; 90-130 pounds,
SO to $11. and packing sows, $9.75 to
$10.75.
Cattle receipts were 1,450; calf
receipts were $50. Beef steers, $l1.50
to Sl3.75; beef COWS, So to $1,000; low
cutter and cutter cows, Sc to $3.50;
vealers, $3.50 to $3.50; heavy
calves, $3.50 to $3.50, and bulk stock
and feeder steers, $3.50 to $1,000.
Sheep receipts were $50, Top fat
lambs, $1725; bulk fat lambs, SIS
to $3.50; bulk Gull lambs, $1,000 to
$14,. and bulk fat ewes. $3.50 to So
The Chicago hog market opened
slow. Most bids to 10 cents low
er than Mondays average. Occa-
sional sale $11.45 to $11.50. 180-220
pounds weights. Bidding around
$11.30 to $11.35 on choice $50
300 pounds butchers. Receipts
were $4,000, including 5000 directs,
and holdovers numbered 10000.
Cattle receipts were 5000; sheep
receipts were 10000.
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Clifford Barnard James, ~, ar
rested in Charlottesville, Ind, where
he is alleged to have driven car
stolen at Lebanon, Mo-, was held to
the federal grand jury under $4,000
bond today by John w. Kern,
United States commissioner.
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SEVEN MOTORISTS PAY
FINES FOR VIOLATIONS
Three Disregard Traffic Signals;
Two Reckless Drivers.

Seven men were ned today by
Municipal Judge Clifton r. Cam
eron for violation of traffic laws.
They are Carl HaSsler. 5151 Gull
ford avenue. 81 and costs for failure
to stop at preferential street; Will
liam Wilson, Stilesville. Ind. SIS and
costs for reckless driving; Mark A.
Matthews, FOG Congress avenue, 81
and costs for reckless driving; Ed
ward Columbia, 35la West Ohio
street. SIS and costs for failure to
have a city truck drivers license,
and the following were fined 81 and
costs for disregarding a traffic sig
nal, William Jackson, 10 North Cali
fornia street: o. l. Miller. 1928
North Olney street. and Leroy Hud-
dlesoa, 1906 Ingram avenue.