davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-10
.AMERikAI MAGYAR HlHcAP.

hatanasabb eggazdagabb IS legjobb elku nep6nek az
amerkanak sorab6 keriljenek XII. Ha rea tudunk venni
tzezer amerka pogart arra hogy saat szemeve nezze
meg Magyarorszagot tranon karos szerzdes azonnal
osszeomlik fehaborodott amerkai kozvelemeny nyo-
Imasara.
ARA k6rjik amerkai magyarsagot, hogy eel er-
dekeben epjen 6rintkezesbe sajat hey apjanak seer
kesztoeve tehat azzal emberre akt szemeyesen is
mer. Ext tanulnanyutat a New Jersey Magyar Lapok
Szovets6ge kezd ugyan de szervezesnek es vezeenek
lnnden amerika magyar lapszerkeszt6 reszese es az
hogy ezek nehez gondokka 6ras elfoglasaggal kzdo
szerkeszt6k tanulmanyu szogaataba allottak leg
jobb bzonyteka annak hogy annak reven kizar6ag Ma
gyaroszag erdekeiert es tranoni szerzodesek megv
toztatasaert harcolunk
Felkerink mnden amerika magyart, hogy tanul-
manyuthoz va6 csatlakozasa erdeeben eenkezzek meg
lap szerkeszt6jenel es egyutta jeense be AIT is,
hogy amerikai bartai smer6se sorab6 kit udna fel
kerni alra hogy vele egyt Magyarorszagra utazzek
yar foyaman elentkezoknek reszetes fevilagositas
sal szolgal maid New Jersey Magyar Lapo Szovesege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-10
A RESZvENYHLENAK UJRA
FELtT0TTEK A FEJttKET
Miel6tt vasarolna reszvenyt, for
duljon informaci6ert egy
megbixhat6 hivatalhoz.

Az elenk t6zsdei forgalom es az
ezzel jar6 laz hozta magaval
hogy sok ember teljesen ismeret-
len es ertektelen reszvenyeket
arusit6 lelketlen embereknek esilS
karmai k0ze.
Tudnivalo dolog, hogy meg az
elismert es megbizhatonak neve.
zett reszvenyek sem jelentenek
biztos befektetest, inert az ember
nyerhet, vagy veszithet veliik,
kiilonosen pedig ha mem lSesz-
penzert vasarolja az ember. ha-
mem 'marginra" tisztan gyors
spekulacio celjab6l. Mindket eset
ben meg lehet, hogy az illet6
nyerhet a penzevel, de van coy
harmadik eset, amikor csak vesz-
teni lehet. Icy all helyzet olyan
reszvenyek eseteben, amelyeket
kizarolag azert hoznak forgalom-
ba, hogy r0vid id6n belul nehany
lelketlen reszvenyhiena nyomta-
lanul letiinjon veliik latohatar-
r6l.
A bostoni t6zsden ebben az. ev-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-10

olyan faradtak lesziink, hogy
t0bb karomlast tuziink a karton-
lapra, mint gombostit ;"
A legtobb. munkasn6 4-5 tagu
csaladdal birt, bar a megvizsgal-
tax egy hetede 6-7 egyent tartott
ell es volt egynehany 1912 oyer
mekes anya is k0zottiik. A leg
t0bbnek gyermeke volt es oyer
mex eltartasa, illetve nappali gon
dozasa okozta a legsulyosabb pro-
blemat A mintegy 1000 nyolc
even aluli gyermekek k0zill 10l-
ct otthon hagytak nagyobb oyer
mekek feliigyelete alatt, All oyer
mel1re csalad tobbi tagjai vi
gyaztak, a tobbi gyermeket min-
den feliigyelet nelkiil hagytak
otthon munkasasszonyok. Eek
koz0tt volt egy-ket ewes gyermek
is. Koriilbeliil 500 gyermekre ta-
nitonok, szomszedok, vagy isme-
ros0k vigyaztak, mig az anya a
gyarban dolgozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-10
AZ AMERIKAI SZABADALMI
ELJARAS
Amiota az amerikai Patent Hiva-
tai felallitottak, t0bb, mint
egy es fel millio talalmanyt
szabadalmaztattak.

Az Egyesiilt Allamokban az ell
So szabadalmi t0rvenyt 179O-ben
hoztak. Ennekel0tte mar 1641-ben
a massachusetts, telepesek birosa-
ga patent jogot biztositott Samu-
ell Winslownak, aki sogyartas es
finomitas eljarasat feltalalta. A
szabadalmi torveny beiktatasa
utan az elso patentot vermont
Samuel Hopkins kapta es okira-
tat George Washington is alairta.
A harmincas evekben t0rveny-
erore emelt szabadalmi sZabalyza-
tok most is ervenyben vannak,
bar az6ta szamtalan nlodositast
fiztek hozza. "A szabadalmat tt
zenhet eyre adjak. Ez alatt az lido
alatt szabadalmi okirat tulajde-
nosa kizar6lagos joggal gyarthat-
ia, hasznalhatja es eladhatja ta-
lalmanyat, illetve a szabadalma-
zott dolgot. A feltalal6tol megki-
vanjak, hogy talalmanyarol resi-
letes leirast adjon. A terminus le-
jarta utan talalmanyt k0ztulaj-
donnak tekintik es ICY AIT barki
gyarthatja es eladhatja.
Patentiroztatni lehct minden
ujszerii es hasznos dolgot, gepet,
gyartasi eljarast vagy anyagi osz-
szetetelt, vagy miiveszi targyat,
vagy eek ujszerii es hasznos mo-
dositasat. A legfobb kellek, hogy
a talalmany uj es hasznos legyen.
A Patent Hivatal 600 szakertoje
es szamtalan hivatalnoka condos
kodik arr6l, hogy beerkezo pa
tentek ujszeriiseget ellenorizze.
Eek a tisztvisel6k atnezik mas
felmilliot feliilmulo patent okira-
tokat es minden megszerezheto
irast, amely nyomra vezethet.
A patent benyujtasa ideJen 20
dollart kell lcfizetni a Patent Hi
vatalhoz, valamint ujabb 20 dol
lar illeteket fizet fcltalal6 pa
tent engedelyezesekor. Megjegy-
zehd0, hpgy a patantirozta,tas jjtu-
lajdonkeppenI sokkal tobbe keriiI
inert aligha kepes feltalal6 a
lpatentiroztatasnal el6irt kerv6-
lnyeket iigyved nellxiil elkesziteni.
A Patent Hvatalhoz beerkezo
patentek aradata melto kepet fest
az Egyesiilt Allamok ipari IS ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-10

ben tizenkilenc reszveny tint Ell a
piacr6l. Az invesztigaci6 nyoman
kideriilt, hogy het eek k0ziil csa-
lasra epiilt. Az egyik reszvenyt
peldaul egy ex-b0rt0nlako dobta
a piacra Is kozel 1000 dollart zse-
belt komissi6kban naponta.
Tobb megbizhatatlan ceg nyom-
tatvanyokat kiild a hiszekeny xii
entelanak ezekben minden ala
pot nelkil0z6 j6slasokba bocsat-
kozik Is kimutatasokat ad kozre,
amelyek persze egyaltalan mem
felelnek meg a val6sagnak. Az
egyik ilyen ceg rendszeresen kill
dotte Xxi ezeket ''tipster sheete-
ket'' kozel 100000 embernek,
solSszor nyomtatvanyhoz meg
hosszu telegram kivonatokat is
mellekelt.
Z Igen sok esetben maga az ugy-
nok, tulajdokepeni kibocsat6 es
mint ilyen olyan aron bocsatja
aruba a reszvenyt, ahogy neki jol
esik. Az Idaho Copper Corpora
ton reszvenyeit $5.10-ert bocsa-
tottak piacra, az ugynoknek
minden reszveny 10 centjebe ke-
riilt.
A Better Business Bureau nyil-
vanos kimutatasban kohl azon
reszvenyeket, amelyek egyaltalan
ertektelenek. A listanak Sc vege
sc hossza. Tudnunk kell, hogy a
minden hajjal megkent ugyno-
k0k legt0bbsz0r mestersegesen
csinalnak keresletet es beleug-
rasztjak kozonseget a tozsdei
spekulaci6ba, de meg inkabb sa-
jat ertektelen reszvenyeik vasar-
lasaba. Lehetetlen eleg sullyal
alahuzni, hogy mielott reszvenyt
vasarol, alaposan nezze meg az
embert, a vallalatot es resi-
venyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-10

reskedelmi eletenek kifejl5dese.
r6l. Mintegy hetnyolcada az anne.
rikai iparnak szorosan fiigg az
ipari talalmanyokt6l. Am6ta hi.
vatalt felallitottak 1,6S3,OOO pa
tentot engedelyeztek.
A legt0bb szabadalmi engedely
Connecticut allamra esik, ujab-
ban azonban eros vetelytarsra ta-
lalt Californiaban. Evente mint
egy 100000 szabadalmi kervenyt
nyujtanak be Westinghouse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-10
IDEGENSZttLETEStt NOK
Az AMERIKAI IPARBAN
Az amerikai ipari vallalatoknal
alkalmazott minden 0t3dik
no idegensziiletesIi.

Az amerikai ipari munkalatok-
ban alkalmazott nok tanulmanyo-
zasa soran erdekes adatok keriil-
tex felszinre. Mem erdektelen do
log peldaul, hogy gyarakban es
shopekban dolgozo noknel, ct ko-
zul egy idegensziiletesii. a tanul-
manyt abbol celbol folytattak
'e, hogy meg tudjak mikep he
lyezkednek el az idegen nok az
amerikai ipari eletben, nit jelent
ez a szamukra (masszoval mily
mertekben van sziikseg a csalad-
ban ARA, hogy az anya is dolgoz-
zek) es vegil, hogy mennyi IDIOT
szentelnek a gyari, vagy miihelyi
munkara. Szemelyesen kerdeztek
XII mintegy 2100 not (egy nagy
pennsylvania telepen) es ezeknel
minden otodik volt polgara az
Egyesiilt Allamoknak.
A tanulmanybol t0bbek koz0tt
megtudjuk, hogy. a n0k fele fold
mivelessel foglalkozott elobbeni
hazaiaban es ut kivetelevel, mind
sajat farmjat miivelte. Erdekes,
hogy mily r0vid lido alatt mily
aranylagos konnyedseggel sajati-
tottak ell ezek az idegen n0k az
uj szakmat, egeszen ujszerii k0r-
nyezetet es eletm0det. Micsoda Xxi
tartas kell ahoz, hogy idegen or
szagban elo asszonyok, akik k0ziil
csak hatvan szazalek beszel ango-
lul, munkat talalj janak maguknak
es kepesek legyenek meg emellett
egy uj szakmat kitanulni es egy
t0keletesen ujszerii tarsadalmi
eletbe beleilleszkedni. Szamosan
vannak gyari munkasnok, akik
semmifele iskolai kepzettseggel
sem rendelkeznek Is legtobbjiik a
gyari munkaorak utan meg a
haztartas sulyosabb terhet is Vi
sell.
A tanulmanyozott esetekben
1856 no, mint csaladfenntarto SEE
repelt annak dacara, hogy ezek
fele hazaseletet cit. Csak 139 Ia
nulmany ala vett nok KOHL volt
"egyediilallo'.
Minde1i tiz ferj k0ziil egy SEM
mivel sem jarult csalad kiada-
sanak fedezesehez. Szamos mum
kasasszony mar evek ota mint
egyetlen penzkereso szerepelt a
csaladban. A tanulmany ala yett
ipari munkasn0k IT szazaleka le-
galabb 20 dollart keresett heten-
kent. Tiz szazaleka 10 dollarnal is
kevesebbet keresett.
Otthoni varrassal Is egyeb
haznal vegzett munkakkal kiil0-
nosen olasz es nenet nok foglal-
koznak. Z munkak k0z0tt a leg
ismertebbek: ferfikabat bevegze-
Sc, szegelye, sz6nycgek szovese,
trikok es sweaterek hevegzese,
himzes, gyermekruhak, hazlruhak
es kotenyek varrasa, gombostiili
csomagolasa stb. Sok esetben meg
gyermekek is segedkeztek q
munkaban, hihetetlen kis ellen
szolgakatastrt. Az egyik no, ak
gombostiiket tuz fel egy karton-
Iapra odahaza, ICY fakadt k
a kikiild0tt bizottsag el5tt: M
ARA kerjiik az Uristent, hogy mi
| mel t6bh munkat adion IS mixer
laegjJn lannka IS belevagunk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
PRICES
Off AS SALES
EFFORTS CROW
Corn and Oats Futures Dip
FractionaIIy; Cash Grain
Slow.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Wheat prices
dropped of slightly again this morn
ing as pressure Of selling continued.
Corn fell off in sympathy with
wheat and there was little demand
early. Oats dipped fractionally
with wheat and corn.
Wheat opened off = to IA cents;
corn was down p to 4 cent, and
oats was of 4 to * cent.
A marked reduction in cash wheat
movement to terminal markets was
come about in the last few days and
other cities report a cleaning up of
the cash grain on their tracks. This
letup was brought about by a
stronger price in cash wheat and
the basis was seen about 2 cents
higher in the last two days.
Corn futures have been tight dur
ing the last few days and with no
material pressure on any month.
Movement of cash grain continues
light. Rains received over the
northwest have aided the crop a
great deal, but the southwest still
suffers from want of moisture.
The oats markets has changed
little and although there was a fall
of, probably due to the action of
other grains, yesterday the trade
continued with a fairly strong I'M
dertone,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
CURB INVESTIGATION
Pool Operations Intimated
in MarC0ni.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-An in
vestigation has been instigated by
the New York Curb Exchange into
transactions by its members in
American shares of Marconi Inter-
national Marine Communications
Company, Ltd. Pool operations,
which have been intimated during
the past few weeks, have made the
shares the most active on the ex-
change. The stock closed Thurs
day at $3.50. British shares in the
company, exchangeable for Ameri-
can shares, are selling in London
around SIS.
The investigation caused on "un-
loading" among the stockholders on
Thursday. Buying was reported to
have increased. The curb has adj
dressed a QUESTIONABLE to all its
members asking for prices, names Of
customers and other data on all
transactions in this stock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
is NOTED
IN E CAR SALES
Manufacturers Expect Best
Fall Buying in
History.
BY ]. PETERSON

United Press STAN Correspondent
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 8.-New
car sales slightly increased, but used
car business again dropped off last
week while manufacturers proceeded
steadily with hopes of the greatest
fall buying season in their history.
Chevrolet made its millionth six
cyclinder car last week and will
build approximately another $4,000
units before the end of the year.
Edsel B. Ford, president of the
Ford Motor Company, announced to-
day a general reduction in the price
of the Lincoln automobile.
The reduction ranges as high as
$3.50. In discussing the price cut
Ford explained that this is the first
instance in which the Ford Motor
Company has been able to lower the
cost of the Lincoln automobile to
the public. all previous price changes
having been upward.
Packard last week cut 1920 off all
present models in anticipation of
their new fall designs which will be
slightly higher than the prices be-
fore the reduction.
Business volume is continuing at
high seasonal levels in virtually ev-
cry part of the country" Lawrence
P. Fisher, president of the Cadillac
Motor Company, announced, land
the slight normal decline during the
summer season will be more than
made up when fall buying begins"
1t is indicated six-cylinder car
production due to Chevrolet, will
lead the tours in 1929, for the first
time.
Detroit and Philadelphia were to
see first displays today of three new
Chrysler models, the 66, 70 and II.
BY next week, they will be generally
e10auyro
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
STOCK BREAK
AFFECTS ALL
LOCAL MARTS
Losses Range From Small
Drops to Complete
R0utS.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-virtually
every stock exchange in the country
was affected to a considerable ex-
tent today by the action Of the New
York federal reserve bank in in
creasing its rediscount rate. Prices
in most of the exchanges tumbled
at the opening, but rallies followed
at most points later in the day.
Detroit-The New York federal
reserve banks increased rediscount
rate sent prices tumbling moder-
ately at the opening Of the Detroit
exchange today, although some OF
them made good %recoveries later.
st. Louis-Fractional %recessions
were marked up in the main body of
stocks on the st. Louis stock eX-
change at the opening today. No
serious slump was expected unless
the St. Louis Federal Reserve bank
raises its rediscount rate in SYM
pathy with New York.
Minneapolis-Despite the advance
yesterday to 6 per cent in the New
York Federal Reserve banks redis-
count rate, the majority of stocks
listed on the Minneapolis and st.
Paul exchange opened steady to
f~ractionally higher today. Selling
orders continued at a normal pace.
Pittsburgh-Most stocks on the
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange sold off
from 2 to 6 points at the opening
today, but began to rally within an
hour.
CIeVeland-Bulls we're in COM
plete control on the Cleveland Stock
Exchange today. Losses were held
to narrow limits in the few issues
to decline while Apex Electric
jumped 3 points and Thompson
Aero moved up 4 points from initial
price of Is. Most issues were I'M
changed.
Los Angeles-Issues on the Los
Angeles Stock and Curb Exchanges
were in an orderly retreat at the
opening today after a break yester-
day when news of the higher redis-
count rate reached here.
Most stocks were lower and trad
ing was heavy, but there was no
confusion today al there was Thurs
day afternoon when $780, 900 600 in
paper profits was swept away.
Montreal-Many of the leading
issues on the Montreal stock ex-
change we're badly hit at the open
ing this morning by the overnight
rise to 6 per cent in the New York
federal reserve bank rate.
Kansas City-Trading on the
Kansas City stock exchange was
unaffected today by the rise of the
New York %rediscount rate to 6 per
cent. Prices showed little change
from yesterday in the early trad
ing.
San Francisco-Despite the raise
in the New York federal reserve
bank r%ediscount rate, which broke
the San Francisco market Thursday,
prices both on the tsock and curb
exchanges showed advancing tend
encies at the opening of trading
today.
Due to the difference in time be-
tween the coast and the east, San
Francisco was able to dispose of It's
selling orders in the wild bear at
tack on the market Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
Deaths

tenth, cerebral edema.
Catherine Fay Richardson, 8 mo-, 3141
North Gale. colitis.
arterio sclerosis.
Margaret Amelia Barnhart. 2, 253 Mink
ner, castro enteritis.
Charlotte Mavie Bott, 81. Methodist hos
pital. diabetes mellitus.
Robert B. Anderson, SO. 7O6 North West,
hemiplegia.
Laden Echols, / mo-. 1885 Massachusetts,
castro enteritis.
Goldie King, "a. Central Indiana hos
pital, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Rosa Lee Holland, %, city hospital, acute
encephalitis.
Julia Thomas. 81, 1913 McDougal. bron-
cho pneumonia.
Frank McKinnis, 10, GIL East Sixteenth,
chronic c~ystitis.
James Long, 81. city hospital, ssrcoma.
Fannie Jane Clingenpeel, SO, 42l0 Car
rolton, apoplexy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
On Commission Row

FRUITS
Apples-Choice, s2@2.25; new TranspaE-
ent Icy. $3.50Q4; harvest. S2.50G3; Wolf
Run, $3.50; Red June. $3G5: Wealthy. SO.
Grapes-California, seedless, $3.50 a
crate; Malagas, 81 a crate.
Limes-Jamaica, 100 by. count, So
Orange-California. Valencia. $3.75@8.
Peaches-Hiley Bellies. per bu., So; FL
6eT pinm DsaGahHeSSi s2@2''0'
Raspberries-Michigan, black. IS; red,
$s.5OG4. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65c@$1 a doz.
Beans-Green. stringless. $1.75@2.
Carrots-Home-grown. doz.. soc.
CCa aR4sioupssEJu DIiae ssas.5o; pony
crate. sSGs.5o; fats. sI.5oGf.75.
acknowledgements, nu., 81; Wash
ington, crate, ss.75; a., .
Celery-California, per crate, s4.25. a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per dozen $i.25.
Kale-spring, a nusheI, s.. "a
Mustard-Per bushel, 81,
Observation-Disclosures. S :5oQ3.75 a bag.
Parsley-Home-grown, dozen punches,
45c.
Peppers-Home grown, 81 a bu.
Potatoes-Virginla Cobblers, Sc a barrel,
Kentucky Cobblers 150-lb. bag. $5:75; Min
nesota, $3.50 a bushel; early Ohios. $3.75
a bag.
Southern long red, 15025c dozen.
Rhubarb-30Q35c dozen.
Sweet potatoes-Alabama, $l.7oQ2 a
Tomatoes-Home-grown dollhouse, 1o-lb.
basket, 1925; home grown, 60c a bushel,
IS Id. basket, S1.256l.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 75O85c each.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
The CITY
i'm Brief
SATURDAY EVENTS

SATURDAY EVENTS
Beta Theta. Pi, luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, luncheon, Cham
Der of Commerce.
Member of the Captain William
E. English post, No. "a, will meet at
the Board of Trade building to-
night at 8. The organizations new
charter will be displayed.
Former residents of Dearborn
county will hold a picnic at Brook
side park Sunday. A basket dinner
will be served at noon, followed by
a program. The principal address
will be made by the Rev. John R..
Hinman.
Annual picnic of members of the
Harold G. Megrew camp No. /,
United Spanish War veterans will
be held at Brookside park Sunday
afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
TO LESSEN
STREET CAR NOISES
Illinois Professor Works on Plans
for Chicago Surface Lines.

Illinois Professor Works on Plans
for Chicago Surface Lines.
BIZ United Prcss
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Chicago may
put cloth and metal skirts on its
street cars to keep them from max
ing so much noise.
Various noise absorbents are be-
ing tested by Professor J.. K. Tuthill
of Illinois university, who has been
employed by the surface lines to
experiment with means Of quoting
the Chicago loop.
Professor Tuthill is using radio
equipment to record on charts the
sound waves at different heights
emanating from city streets.
In addition to the sound absorbent
skirt, the professor is experimenting
with new trucks for the cars, de-
signed more like the drive wheels
of an automobile, with wooden
blocks on the wheels to keep them
from ringing and with a special
lining for the cars to reduce noises
inside,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
PORK MARKET
STEADY, WITH
HIGHER TREND
Cattle Scarce, With Prices
QuOtably Strong; VeaIS
Even.

Hogs were irregular at the Union
Stockyards today, with the market
steady to 25 cents higher, mostly Is
to 25 cents up. The bulk, 140-260
pounds, brought SLIPS to $12. Re-
ceipts we're $500 and holdovers from
Thursdays market were SOB.
Cattle were scarce and QuotabIy
steady, with vealers steady at $3.50
down.
The sheep market opened up so
cents or more. Better grade lambs
sold at $l3 to $14.50. Throw-outs
brought $3.50 to $12 and faG ewes,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Sales in the Chicago hog market
were 10 cents lower than Thurs
days average. The price paid for
160-210-pound weights was $11.75
to $12.05. Receipts were $4,000, in
Guiding 1000 directs, and followers
totaled 1000. Cattle receipts were
1000 and sheep receipts were 1000.
Hog prices today were as follows:
25O-350 pounds, $10.45 to $11.40; 200
lOU pOullOS, P1I.oO W 01AS 1oU-AOU
pounds, $12 to $12.10; 130-160
pounds, $11.75 to $12; 90-13O pounds,
$11 to $11.50, and packing sows,
Sc so to $3.50.
Cattle receipts we're 500, and calf
receipts were 900. Beef steers sold
at $3.50 to $16.35; beef COWS, So TO
SO: low cutter and cutter COWS,
$3.50 to $3.50; vealers, $14.50 to
$3.50; heavy calves, ST to $3.50,
and bulk stock and FEEDER steers,
$3.50 to $11.90.
Sheep receipts were 1900; top fat
lambs, $14.5o; bulk fat lambs, $13 to
$14.50; bulk Gull lambs, $3.50 to
$1,000, and bulk fat ewes, $3.50 to
$3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
MARRIAGE Licenses

Ray NJ. Lamphier. a. of Albion, Mich,
clerk. and Minnie Kendall, 40. Of R. r. No.
!. housekeeper.
Fifteenth. state agent. and Mildred Cain,
%. of 242 East Twelfth. secretary.
Eugene C. Ruiz. 20. Of 8 North Temple.
Waterman. and Eva NJ. Eckert. 20. OF 1913
winthrop. stenosrapher.
Jesse G.. Aldridge. 81. of 422 Harlan;
clerk. and helen NJ. Schaefer. 26. OF S45
John w. Etter. 30. Of 2o1O North Me-
ridian. butcher. and Viola z. Clark, 81, OF
i443 North Meridian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
LEADER DIES
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
DENVER, Aug. 9.-John K. Null
len. 80, multi-millionaire Denver
miller and pnilanthropist, died here
today after an illness of three weeks.
A prominent worker in the Cath
Ole church, he twice was knighted
by the pope, first as a knight OF the
Order of st. Gregory and later as a
knight of the Order of Malta.
Friends said his total gifts to
charity and the church amounted
to several million dollars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
BETTER BUSINESS
BUREAU WARNING
Boom at Las Veean Is Uncertain
Quantity, Says Report.

quantity, says Report.
Property of extremely uncertain
present and future value in Las We
gas, Nevada, Is being offered to buy
ers in all sections of the country
at exorbitant prices as sound real
estate investments by promoters,
according to a bulletin recently
made public by the National Better
Business Bureau, Inc, New York.
This boom condition, the bulletin
points out, comes as a result of the
passage of the Boulder dam act.
Las Vegas is situated thirty miles
from the site of the proposed dam
and is the town nearest the dam
site. 1t will undoubtedly enjoy a
certain amount of prosperity during
the estimated seven years that the
dam is in the process of construc-
ton. That this prosperity will be
permanent is, according to the bull
letin. decidedly probIsmatical
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-09
A YOUNG FELLOW!

BIZ 7 nii0H FTf7S
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Ninety-four
and just getting started in life, is
Major F. Arnold Robert, Civil war
veteran. He smokes. was never
married, likes horses and walks
about six hours a day.
His smoking is featured by the
consumption of from twenty to fifty
cigarets a day. Eyes. I'm a." he
says, but I'm still good for twenty
more"