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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
A csokolade katona

A fenti elm lattara sokan la
punk olvasoi k0ziil a cimet olvas-
van, egyszeriien csak elsiklanak
felette. Leven azon hitben, hogy
egy elelmes amerikai csokolade
| gyaros gyartmanyainak egy uj
fajtajat "a csokolade katona"
megnevezessel, a biztos iizleti ST.
ker remenyeben, piacra dobta.
A fenti "Csokolade katona'
Strausz Oszkar bfcsi vilaghirii
zeneszerzo vilagot bejart, vidam
operettejenek cine. Ez vilag-
hirii, vidam operette "New
York; Magyar Szinhaz'' el6ada-
saban, 6riasi sikerrel "Cort
Szinhaz" szinpadjan New York
ban, magyar Amerikaban h6dit6
utjara indult. Meg vagyunk gyo
z6dve, hogy New York; nagysi-
kerii el0adas nyomaban, Youngs-
town varosanak szinhazat parto-
10, miierto magyar koz0nsege,
igaz magyar Swivel 6s lelekkel
alkalmat fog nyujtani a "New
York; Magyar Szinhaz" egyiit-
tesenek, hogy tudasanak legjavat
egy parades el6adasban youngs-
town. magyarsagnak bemutat-
hasa.
A "New York u Magyar Szin-
haz' egyittese talan meg soha-
sem volt oily kitiin6en megszer-
we've, mint ez alkalommal. A tar
sulat tagjai k0ziil mem kell T.
Kondor Mariskat bemutatnunk,
XII mindig a regi, magyaros zen
gesii enekesno, jatekaban t0kele-
tes es k0zvetlen. Nagyszerii es
teljesen neki val6 szerepben fog a
fatal szubrett, Csaji Boske be-
mutatkozni. Mem hagyhat6 emil
tes nelkil Zambory Maria sem,
XII nagy r9tinossaggal latja el egy
oreged6 h6lgy szerepet, barha az
8 idej6t aSval6sagban harmin-
con innen tapossa. A ferfiak ko-
ziil 10th Istvan a regi boh6, 81
mar dicseretre mem szorul. A elm
szerepben Medgyaszay Jen6 oily
csodas alakitast produkal, mely
ct meltan, barmely amerikai sim
padra helyezheti.
vi er6 Gathy Thor. Ezen fatal
enekes bemutatkozasa szenzacios
volt es mondhatn6k, magyar
Amerika k0z0nsege el6tt lily szep
hangu tenor enekes meg mem je-
lent meg. Tovabba Varady Mar
ton mint elsorangu k6mikus fog
bemutatkozni. A karmester DR..
Horvath Gynla, nagytudasu ze-
nesz.
Szenzaci6ja a tarsulatnak Bar
d6cz Endre, aki a Vestris haj6n
mint karmester muk0d0tt. Kival6
hegedii miiyesz, els6 hegediit. jat-
SILK. A kivalo Sterl Gyula, bu-
dapesti Kiraly Szinhaz volt kisbo-
g6se csell6n jatszik.
A Youngstown el6adas az Eag-
lie Hallban februar Ten, csiitor-
tok este 5 ora Is perckor lesz
megtartva. Jegyek el6vetelben 81
arban Gagyinal, United Printing
Co. kaphat6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
sikeriilt
a Kossuth estely
Sz6p k0z0nseg elvezte a litun6
miisort. - Elbucsuztak
a teremtUl.

sokan AIT rebesgettek, hogy hal
doklik, multi vasarnapi zenes tea
estelyevel ujabb 6s elvitathatat
Ian bizonysagat szolgaltatta elni
akarasanak es elnitudasanak. A
k0r nagyterme ugy megtelt k0.
zonseggel, hogy arra meg az
! ideny folyaman alig volt pelda, a
fellep6 miikedvel6k pedig ugy XII
tettek magukert, hogy arr6l a
teljes elismeres hangjan lehet
megemlekezni.
Jol sikeriilt annak idejen k0r
Szilveszter estelye is, de multi
vasarnap este anyagi es erk0lcsi
eredmenye ezt is messze feliilmul-
ia. Jol lehet belep6 jegyek ma
gyon alacsonyan voltak megszab-
va, pusztan belep6 jegyekbol igen
tekintelyes 0sszeg szaporitotta a
k0r penztarat.
Ha valakit els8 sorban illet d.
cseret faradhatatlan munkaert,
ugy az mindenek el0tt k0r agi-
lis eln0ke, Kat6cs Odon, aki id5t
es faradsagot mem kimelve dol
gozott es buzditotta peldajaval
tisztvisel6 tarsait es rendez0 BIZ
zottsagot. De elismeressel kell
megemliteni szerepl6 mukedve-
loket, Xix tehetsegiik legjavat al
litottak k0r nemes celjainak s
a megjelent k0z0nseg j6 sz6rakoz
tatasanak szolgalataba.
Lehetetlen volna tit kiil0n-kii-
lon meltatni az egyes szereplSk
teljesitmsayet IAosszasabban, de
meg kell emliteniink, hogy a Csi-
XII testverek zongora-hegedii dn-
ettja nagy sikert aratott Ne
meth Jolanka szepen cseng6
hangjaval el6adott dalai, amiket
huganak Nemeth Juliskanak zon
CORA kiseretevel adott elo, valo-
saggal lazba hoztak a k0z0nseget.
Orosz Ferenc sep hegedii jateka-
val, Timar Ferenc ketszeri j6l 81
keriilt szavallataval aratott tap
sokat, mig Pekarcsik Irenke zon-
gorajatekaert reszesiilt elismeres-
ben. Kat6cs Margitka a rutinos
miikedvel6 keszsegevel el6adott
maganszama viharos deriiltseget
keltett Is igen sok tapsot szerzett.
Devay Gyorgyne, Harsanyi
Endrene zongora kiserete mellett
el3adott dalokkal szaporitotta ed
digi sikereit, Petruska Geza Pc
dig Csiki Zoltan kiserete mellett
hegedult szepen. A kis Balask6
Dali, testverenek Balasko Margit
max zengora, kiserete mellett lop-
ia be magat kozonseg kegyebe
kedyesen el6adott angol dalaval.
Barsony J6zsefne elobb Harsanyi
ne zongora kiserete mellett ene-
kelt szepen nehany dalt, maid
ferjevel egyitt gyonyorii spanyol
tancot lejtett. A musor tovabbi
folyaman Zsarnoczky Ruth es Leo
arattak sikert hegedii-zongora du-
ettjukkel, mig Bulky Martha
iigyes zongorajatekaval kototte
le a k0zonseg figyelmet $ vivta
XII elismereset. Aztan Petruska
Geza Is a Csiky Testverek szere-
peltek ujra, egy harmas zene-
szammal szaporitva sikereiket.
Harsanyi Edene zongora kisere-
te mellett Orosz Ferenc is adott
meg egy hegedii szamot sikere-
sen. Utolso szamkent idb, Csatl6s
Mikl6s regi szep nspdalokal sz6-
rakoztatta a nagyszamu k0z0nse-
get, maid nehany k0zvetlen $50
ban k0sz0nte meg a remenyen fe-
iii megnyilvanult partfogast,
kerve ait j0v6re is.
Aztan Bdnchy zenekar jobb-
nlisjchb ndtainak hangjainal 2
t1nc k6yetkezett $ j6 hangulatban
narsAt egyiitt a k0zonseg . keso
6f&kig.
a k6r elnoksege felkerte la
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
Miert szegyeljiik
hat magunkat?
= Level a szerkeszt6hoz :

4 ~ ~
cimen megjelent vezercikk vissz-
feangja-kepen heten levelet ho-
zott posta Timar Ferenc, erde-
mes magyar honfitarunktol, aki
pontokba foglalja 0ssze veleme-
nyet az emlitett vezercikkben fcg
laltakra vonatkozolag. Az erde-
kes level egynehany reszletet lit
adjuk:
! "Gondolataim most azon ba-
rangolnak, hogy: szegyeljiik ma
gunkat. Igen. De mierto Fogadni
mernek, hogy sokan, akik elolvas-
| tax a cikket. mem akarjak meg
erteni, hogy miert is kell nekiink
Youngstown magyaroknak sze-
gyenkezniink
"Szereny velemenyem szerint
igenis szegyenkezniink kell, inert
l. Verjiik ugyan a melliinkct
eleg gyakran, hogy ICY meg ugy
magyarok vagyunk, de roppant
keveset, s0t a semminel is keve-
sebbet tesziink ARA, hogy ma
gyarsagunkat tettekkel is megbi-
zonyitsuk. lit lesz a j6 alkalom, a
buffal6i nemzetgyiiles. Ha csak-
ugyan magyarok vagyunk, akiket
erdekel a magyarsag sorsa, akkor
oda Ell kell kiildeni kepvisel6in-
ket. Meg kell probalnunk, hogy
sajat sorsunk iranyitasat, mi ma
gunk vegyiik kezbe..
2. Sz6gyenkeznink kell, inert
mines meg benniink a sziikseges
oeszetartas, hogy jo psldat tud-
nank adni gyermekeinknek. Mem
lesz nekik j6forman semmijiik,
amire tekintve AIT mondhatnak:
EFT a mi magyar 6seinkt6l or0-
k0ltiik.
3. Szegyenkezniink kell, inert
Youngstown magyarsagnak mines
Otthona, ahol 0sszegyiilekezni a
magyarsagot erinto Macy kerdese-
ket megtargyalni tudna. Ell kell
szorulni a szivnek, ha ARA gon-
dol, hogy az idei marcus 15-iki
iinnepet idegen helyen kell meg
tartani. Menjink a Ruman Hall
ba, Yugoszlav Hallba, Szlovak
Hallba vagy Angel Hallba? Nos,
ezeken a helyeken ugyan verhet-
jiik a melliinket hogy milyen ma
gyarok vagyunk!
4. Ugyan mem szegyen-e, hogy
amikor varosunkban ket magyar
intezmeny, a Kossuth K0r es a
Nagybizottsag mikodik, akkor
annak meg van benitva mum
kassaga, inert mem talal eleg Ia
mogatast magyarsag reszerol. A
Kossuth K0rnek fel kellett adnia
helyiseget, amit Macy aldozatok-
kal tartott font, inert mem partol-
ia a magyarsag. Amikor Kos
suth K0r terme rendelkezesere al
lott volna, akkor inkabb dra-
gabb idegen helyet berelte XII.
5. OFT van Nagybizottsag. Mi
re volna az hivatva? Hogy kepvi-
selje magyarsagot oft ahol ia
madas eri, AIT energikusan verje
vissza. Ugyan partolja ezt ma
gyarsag; Dehogy is partolja /!
Ocsarolni tudja, de mem segiti
kell6feg. A sok k0ziil, melyre
gondolva szegyen erzesenek kell
elt0ltenie minden gondolkod6 ma
gyarnak szivet, hirteleneben ezek
jutottak eszembe, amikor az en-
litett vezercikket elolvastam S
igazat kellett adnom az ir6janak,
inert ezek koziil az okok k0ziil
csak egy elegend6 volna ARA,
hogy szegyenkezziink. Szegyel-
mink kell pedig magunkat nem-
csak masok el6tt, hanem mi
meg fajdalmasabb, sajdt magunk
fel6tt is.
Tisztelettel 4
! Tim6r Ferenc,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-01-31
Esen,enyek

I'M 0010It AcA 1CcAtVCuul q
youngstown magyarsagnak a
buffal6 Nemzetgyiilesen?
Ext q kerdest hangoztattak a
Nagybizottsag szombat esti gyii-
lessen.
A Youngstown magyarsag KEEP
viseltetes6t q Nemzetgyiilesen
mem is euenezte mas, mint a kis ~
gindent a new york; bolseviki lap
v0r0s szemiivegen At lat6 - ESQ.,
port amelynek f6sz6nol1a a mi
derek Homolya baratunk, a kapi-
talista bolseviki.
Tudjuk, hogy youngstown
magyarsag 80 szazaleka ma is
biszke ARA, hogy magyarnak
sziiletett, ma is szereti tiszta SEE
szerelemmel AIT q haz&t, ahol boil
cs6je ringott, ma is faj a szive
testv6reiert, a megcsonkitott regi
haz&ert.
A mask egy szazalek az mem
magyar, amint AIT nagyon j6l
megmondotta Lovass Lajos a
Nagybizottsag aleln0ke - azok
nemzetk0ziek, tehat semmi keres-
nj valojuk olyan gyiileseken, anne
lyeket magyarok tartanak.
Mi sok mindenben mem ertink
egyet Condor Ferenccel, a New
Yorkban megjelen6 "Az Enber"
cimii hetilap szerkeszt6jevel, meg
gy6x6deses, becsiiletes szocialista-
val de azert lekoz0ljiik lapjanak
multi heti szamaban megjelent
cikket a Nemzetgyiilesr0l
olvassak el figyelemmel EFT a
cikket youngstown magyarok,
inert az megfelel ARA a kerd6sre,
hogy miert kell Nemzetgyiiles Is
hogy kinek van helye azon a Mem
xetgyiil6sen.
"Amerika egesz magyarsaga
nagy lelkesedessel kesziil a.
marcus 15-ki buffaloi Nemzet-
gyiilesre, amelyen azert sereg-
lenek egybe az Egyesiilt ALA
mok magyarjai, hogy egyszer
mar vegre a sajat sorsukr6l is
. tanacskozzanak es megallapod-
ianak azokban q tennival6kban,
amelyek az Snerikai magyar
7" klet teriileten, masreszt pedig a
r6gi hazaval szemben f0lmeriil-
mex. Elfogulatlan es ep iteletii
emberek csak helyeselhetik,
hogy az amerikai magyarsag
meg akarja targyalni a sajat
dolgait es ha mod van ra, akkor
egysegesen ohajt bizonyos pro-
blemakat megoldani es igyek-
SILK teremteni egy olyan SEER
vezetet, amely minden k0ziigy-
ben vegrehajt6 kozege lesz az
amerikai magyar kozvelemeny
akaratanak. Ez a tome gmozga-
lom mem Tranquil senki ellen,
mem akar artani senkinek IS
kizar6lag Amerika magyarsa-
ganak 6hajt hasznalni. Ebbol a
megmozdulasbol csak azok ma
radnak XII, akik mem 6hajtjak
az amerikai magyar elet bekes
es termekeny talajra val6 atte-
relSdeset es akiknek iizleti Is
haracsolasi erdekeit veszelyez-
tetheti az, ami viszont Amerika
egesz magyarsaganak erdeket
el6mozditja. Mi magunk a leg
nagyobb lelkesedessel vesziink
reszt a buffaloi Nemzetgyiiles
el0keszitesi munkajaban Is ter
meszetszeriileg reszt kivanunk
venni maganak a Nemzetgyu-
lesnek miik0d6seben is. Kifej-
tettiik mar, hogy csak addig
vagyunk hajland6k a Nemzet-
gyiilessel egydtt dolgozni, amig
az val6ban k0zcelokat szolgal
es amig vilagnezetink, elvi es
politikai meggyoz6desiink in
TAXI fenntartasaval tehetjuk
AIT. A. legkilomb0z6bb politi-
kai meggy6z6desii ferfiak fog
max k0zc&1okert apviitt miik0d-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
INCREASE IS NOTED
IN NEW CAR SALES
Manufacturers Expect Best
Fall Buying in
History.
BY J. PETERSON

correspondent
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 8.-New
car sales slightly increased, but used
car business again dropped of last
week while manufacturers proceeded
steadily with hopes Of the greatest
fall buying season In their history.
Chevrolet made its milnonth six
cyclinder car last week and will
build approximately another $50, 900
units before the end Of the year.
Edsel B. Ford. president Of the
Ford Motor Company, announced to-
day 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 $3.50 OF 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"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
THREE BRIDGES
TO Be ERECTED
State Also viii Repair Vim
CenneS Span.

Advertisements were prepared by
the state highway department to-
day for construction Of three new
bridges and the repair Of the one on
State Road so, over the Wabash at
Vincennes.
The latter bridge has present re-
striction Of two-ton loads. Repairs
include the addition Of two 72-foot
spans. Action was fastened on this
bridge at requeGt of a Vincennes
delegation which called on Director
John j. Brown of the department
last week.
Two thirty-siX-foot spans and one
sixty-eight-foot span will be erected
over the New York Central tracks
On State Road Al. in Newton county.
1t will he necessary to remove 5000
cubic feet of dirt before construc-
ton starts, it was announced by Will
liam T. Titus, chief engineer of the
department.
Other projects to be advertised
are a fifty-foot bridge on State Road
Ct in Delaware county and forty
foot one on the same road in Jay
county.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
On Commission Row

FRUITS
ent fey, s35O@4; harvest. s2.5od3; Wolf
Run. So so; Red June, S345; wealthy So
Apricots-$2,75@3. :,
Grapes-California, seedless, $3.50
crate; Malagas,. 81 crate. soa,,
6rangecaiforni doO v pH GoHn ss5aa
Peaches-Hley Bellies, per bu., 50; El-
berta peaches. S2G2.5O.
Observation-Disclosures black, 50; red,
$3.50d4 -
sparagus-Homegco 65c@sl a dos.
Bsans-Green, stringless, $1.75@2.
Beets-Home grown, doz., 4oc;
Carrots-Home-g grown, doz, soc.
Cabbage-$3 a barrel
crate, S3M $50; fats, $500 Its.
Cauliflower-Home- grown, bu., 81; Wash
Corn-Home- grown, Csc dozen.
Ce,erv-California, per crate s425,
Gu cUmbers-Hothouse. per dozen, SLIPS.
Eggplant-$15o@2 dozen; s2a2.25 a
Kaie-sprine. a bushel. 81
crate; homegrown, leaf, bushel 85c.
o9S5aFaFa5 6gsoS s. sssoas7s bag
Parsley-Home-grow dozen punches,
Peas-Home -groWn. 81 hamper.
Pepper5-Home- grown. 50 a bu.
Potatoes-Vireinia Coh''le"5. Sc a barrel.
Kentucky Cobblers. l5n-lb. bag. $575 Min
neeote. $3.50 a bushe! early Ohios, s3.75
bag
Padishee-Button Fothouse dozen, soc;
Southern long red. 15025c dozen.
Rhubarb-300 35c dozen
Sweet potatoes-Alabama, $l.75d2 =
hamper
Tomatoes-Home-g hothouse. ln-lb.
basket, SIPS; homegrown, sl.25d1.50 q
brehel IS lb. eel;et 60c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. 75@ CSC each.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
Cash Grain
Aug. s.

The bids for, car lots Of grain, At the
call Of the indianapolis Board Of Trsde;
York rate. were:
Wheat-Firm; No. red. $1.al@i.23j
No. Q hard, $l.l8Ml,ls.
corn..lFsrrn; No: 2 white; s7 q gel Nc; "a >
; yellow. sS9s7c:: NO mixed. s40sec;
y oatsMstsady; No. 2 white. 4a@+sc; No.
E HnSe No, ] timothy, sls.Soals;
No. timothy. .sIs9i5.so; No. light
clover mixed, $i4.5o915.
Inspections
Wheat-No. 2 red. IL cars; No. J red,
u cars: No: { red, ears; No; 2 hard: 9
No. 2 mixed, 2 ears; No mixed, I car;
No. mixed. car; sample. car. Total.
Corn-No. i white. S cars; No. 2 white.
10 cars; No. white. ear; No. yellow.
cars; No. ? yellow, 10 ears; sample yellow;
car; sample mixed. / car. Total. ~
oats-No. 2 white. 40 cars: Ne. white.
q cars; No; white. a. cars; sample
mixed, cars. Total 10i ears.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10

N~-+-0 "Ns ~~-'~f - 80
~ Uaited Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-Practically
every stock market in the United
States, Canada and Europe wit
messed a hammering down of Amer
lean share prices today because the
New York Federal Reserve bank
raised its rediscount rate overnight
from to per cent.
Traders felt the rise was a fore
runner of similar action throughout
this country and in England. Fear
ing a tightening Of speculative
credit which would make their
stockholdings expensive to carry,
they preferred to unload while prices
still we're high.
The result was an unprecedented
accumulation of SELL orders, which
forced down every issue on the New
York Stock Exchange and caused
one of the worst breaks in Wall
Street history. FriceS crumpled and
repeated attempts to rally the mar
ket failed.
Measured by the preliminary CAL
culation Of the average thirty repre-
sentative industrial stocks declined
$3.50 to an average of S338.68, the
widest break since this calculation
has been in existence. Rails were
off s3.s6 at $170.55.
All active stocks closed lower,
losses ranging to 10 points in the
case of General Electric which
closed at 1855. U. S. Steel closed at
2131a, off 79s; General Motors SO,
of Us; American Can 1878, off
97s; Consolidated Gas ex-dividend
1924, of 87s; Wright Aero 116A,
of 6; Montgomery Ward 1os, off
SIS; Union Carbide 11312, off 3B;
Packard 1884, off 6&.
Utilities were sharply lower, the
decline being featured by American
and Foreign Power, which closed at
1905, off 119s; Consolidated Gas
1924, off 95s; American Telephone
and Telegraph 27O1A, off 1015, and
International Telephone ITO, off So
Heavy losers in the rails included
New York Central, which closed at
228, off 5h; Erie 80A, off Az; Chi
cago. Rock Island & Pacific 1872, off
6; Northern Pacific 1861, of 8, and
Missouri Kansas-T Texas 521s, off AS
Anaconda closed at 1863, off 4A;
Kennecott IS, off Az, and other cop
pers proporitnoately lower.
Sales for the day totaled 5,022, 800
shares, the heaviest since March %,
1929. They compared with 1881 900
shares Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
In the Cotton Markets
CBy thomson g. McYinnon

NEW YORK, Aug 9.-The trade bought
nuch as We expected to see The decline of
Thursday was continued but the market
rave ground slowly for the first hour.
Amarillo. Tex. which IS iust on the border
Of the producing area in western Texas.
The map continues to look as II precipi-
tation would occur in all western Texas
and Oklahoma and should it occur the
market would respond quickly with a sub
'tantial decline. Thursdays report stands
in the way OF much advance in the
market at this time and It would be
logical for the market TO respond to some
of thu. bearish factors in the news which
English labor troubles. poor margins Of
profit end possibly the experiment Of de-
iivering cotton in the south on New YORK
contracts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-10
PORK MARKET
STEADY, WITH
HIGHER TREND
Cattle Scarce, With Prices
QuotabIy Strong; VeaIS
Even.
Even.

Hogs were irregular at the Union
Stockyards today, with the market
steady to 25 cents higher, mostly Is
to Is cents up. The bulk, -14o-26O
pounds, brought SLIPS to $12. Re
ceipts we're $500 and holdovers from
Thursdays market we're COB.
Cattle were scarce and quotably
steady, with vealers steady at Sl5.5U
down.
The sheep market opened up so
cents or more. Better grade lambs
sold at $13 to $1450. Throw-outs
brought $3.50 to $12 and fav ewes,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Sales in the Chicago hog market
we're 10 cents lower than Thurs
days average. The price paid for
160-210-pound weights was Sits
to $12.05. Receipts were $4,000, in
GLIDING 1000 directs, and holdovers
totaled 1000. Cattle receipts were
1000 and sheep receipts were 1000.
Hog prices today were as follows:
250-350 pounds, $1O.45 to $11.4O; 200
ESQ pounds, S11.85 to S12; 10000
pounds, $12 to $12.1O; 13O-160
pounds, $11.75 to $12; 9O-13O pounds,
$11 to $11.50, and packing Sows,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Cattle receipts were 500, and calf
receipts were 800. Beef steers sold
at $3.50 to $16.35; beef COWS, So co
en-. Ioyv cIJttaY opd o11tter nnue
$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 $1190.
Sheep receipts we're 1900; top fat
lambs, $14.50; bulk fat lambs, $13 to
$14.50; bulk Gull lambs, $3.50 to
$1,000, and bulk fat ewes, $3.50 to
$3.50
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In the Stock Market
tBy Thomson g. McKinnon)


NEW YORK. Aug s.-Naturally all IN
terest was centered this morning in the
advance in the New York rediscount rate
and its probable market effect. There
was. OF course. no difference Of opinion
over les immediate effect. but what the
future might hold was a subject for much
speculation. It was quite popular to ex-
press the belief that the bad news being
out the market would quickly adjust it
self TO changed conditions and again re-
sumo It's upward swing. We regret that
we can not agree with these views. We
must admit that some Of the sting was
taken out Of the rediscount rate advance
by the reduction in the bill rate. 1t Is
also quite evident that the reduction IN
the bill rate was for the purpose OF carine
for business and agricultural needs, but
the desire to bring abous some Houiaation
in the security markets by reserve Officials
Is so evident IN their actions X not IN
words and the power at their eonnas nj
TO enforce their ideas is so potent that
We feel quite STRONGLY IL would be illogical
TO oppose them. Today's market held ont
little hone TO those who are skepHcal OF
the efficacy Of this latest move. such
r1eaeer rallies as occurred after the ooen-
ing serving only 10 encourage further
iinuidating sales. and this procedure. We
feel is proven so long as we are re-
Stricted BY the present banking attitude:
And regardless Of the country's splendid
condition Of prosperity.
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Local Wagon Wheat
CHICAGO Stocks

CITY grain elevators are paving sl.I7 for
No. red wheat and SLIP for No. hard
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At the Walker Theater

Two Of the most popular films Of the
year VIII he shown at the Walker theater
during he week. beginning Sunday.
The Hole in the wall" which will be
the screen showing until Wednesday, re-
fers to the tiny and uncertain Granny in
the wall which separates this visible world
from the great beyond" and through
which certain gifted mortals at certain
intervals. perhaps, can glimpse the great
unknown
The Hole in the Wall" is a mysterious
spiritualistic. spooky drama. filled with
surprises. thrills, tremors. and terror.
Richard Dix stars in "Redskin" as the
son of a Navajo Indian chief returning to
his people afte~ graduation from white
mans college Being unable longer to &C
cept the ancient superstitions and Gus
toms of his people, he is driven into exile
and from the Indian maiden that he loves.
The scenes in "Redskin," a stupendous
talkie with hundreds OF real Indians, are
laid in the great southwest 1t is shown
in TechnicoIor The picture will be seen
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. and Saturday.
AIT Bright street. Mrs. Hayes formerly
was Miss Cora Martin OF this city
Bishop NJ. w. Clair Of the covington
area. was the guest Of the Rev. and Mrs,
NJ. w. Clair Jr.. wednesday. en- route to
the district conference held in New Castle
this week.
The Rev E. A White. formerly pastor
of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church, spent Tuesday in the city. Mr..
White who now is pastor of the Fulton
street Methodist Episcopal church, Chi
caeo, was en- route to TIE district confer
ence in New Castle.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

STENOGRAPHER SECRE-
TARY. COMPETENT AND
ACCURATE. NEAT WORK
REQUIRED. PHONE Ii. 6682.
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BIZ T1nited Preoa


wheat@No. red. S1.s2RGi.ssl. Corn
No. 2 yellow. $10sR@l.09h. Rye-No.
2. white, 53654c. Barley-No 2, sc.
Dec $14,5o; imported. old, $3.50. Timothy
Old, S2.50 Dec, $40. Alsyke-New.
sll; Oct, s11.05; Dec, s1125. Butter
44M48c. Eggs-31 q 33c. Hay-Sl.25 cWt.