davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
Prid'te ma predstavenie $kolskych
graduantov osady Mena Jezziss

V nedel'u, dina 26. maja, gra-
duanti osadnej skoly Mena Jezis
ma Steeltone bud1 davat' dive
krasne hry: "Dve Matky" smut
no-hru "Doktor", veselo-hru.
Predstavenie bude po obede o 3.
hodine vecer 0 s. hodine. Vstup-
ne pre- dospelych je iba 35 centov
pre- deti 10 centov. ODE hry bu-
dd predstavene po .slovensky.
Smutno-hra Dive Matky je vel
mi dojimava hra, pohne nejedne-
no k slzam. Ia to veselo-hra Dok-
tor rozosmeje kazdeho. Kto pri-
de, neobanuje. Graduanti, pod do
zorom svojej sestricky-ucitel'ky
Alzbety sa pilne pripravuju a
cvicia uz Wac tyzdhov. V rozlic-
nych dlohach vystupnj1 graduan-
ii takto:
Y smutno-hrs Dive Matlky":
Osoby
Parma Maria-Leona Rich
nafsky.
L'udmila, gr6fka, vdova Pau
line Kramar.
Olga, jej dcera--Sophia Cenki.
AEbeta, L'udmilina sestra-
Wilma Danko.
Margareta, zupanova zena-
Anna Semivan.
Helena, jej dc&ra ] priatel 'ka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

Tins Realty Service. Kancelariu
NAL pri Petrovi Jurcakoyi, pra-
votaroyi .S,y, 5 ktorym je
V blfzkom priatel'stve. V Johns
town postavil 10 domov Slova-
kom a Amerikanom sprostred-
koval kdpu vel'keho pozemku pre-
slovensku skolu osady Sv. Stefa-
ma. Je spojeni S velkEmi podni-
katePskymi spolocnost ami: Ster-
ling Commercial Co. a r. NJ.
Scmlster Organization. Je clenom
a predsedom 677. cisla Sokolov |.
X. s. j. clenom Elks Lion klu-
bov. Buduje domy V najmoder-
nejsom Style a "a vel mi nizku
cenu. Ma svojich karpenterov a
vsetkych rcbotnikov a pom6ze fl
nancovanic kiipy domu. Kancela-
riu ma v 415 Mahoning Bank
Bldg. Noveho slovenskeho OBJ
chodnika YOUNGSTOWN vftame a
prajeme mu tispechu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
Skvely banket
S. K. Sokoloy
auverner postal pozdravny list :
svojho zastupcu. Pan Bosak Dol
tiex pritomny.

s -
V nedel'u vecer bol v Ohio ho-
tell bankct davany k >pocte vita
zov zavodoch X. Sokolov. Ban
ket bol jeden z najkrajsich, axe
tn mavame boil ma nom vyni-
kajiici hostia recnici.
Banket zahajil privetom pra-
votar NJ. J. Palkovic a predsta-
vii "a toastmajstra Rev. Stefana
Kocisa, duchovnebo farnosti Me-
ma Jezis. Rev. Kocis poziadal Rev.
NJ. j. Liscinskeho, aby pfedriekal
modlitbu a. po skon6eni, zapocala
sa vecera. Pc veceri, toastmajster
povedal kratku ivodn1 rec, v
ktorej vysvetil vyznam zavodov,
odbyvanych piatok a sobotu.
Nato precital pozdravny list cd
guvernera Myersa Y. Coopera, v
ktorom pozdravuje mahoning-
skych Slovakov a l'utuje, ze me-
mohol byt' osobne ma bankete
prltomny. Pc tomto pretlstavil
Rev. Kocis p. Roscoe McCullou:
CHA, zastupcu guyernera a pred
4
sedu statnej komisie pre- verejno,
zaujmove podniky. Pan McCul-
Tough, ktory Dol v minulosti kon-
gresmanom, recnil sympaticky o
predmetoch, ktore sa mas Slova-
kov tykajl. Najsamprv odovzdal
.pozdrav p. A. M. PalkoviGovi cd
guvernera a vsetkym Slovakom v
Mahoning doline, ktorych 81 GU
werner vazi ako svojich najlep-
sich priatel 'ov, lebo mu pomohli,
ked pomoc najviac potreboval.
Pan Mccullough potion vyslovil
radost', re s. X. Sokoli idn Ia
stupovat' Ameriku ma medzina-
rodnych katolickych zavodoch v.
Prahe; ziadal ich, ably cestne svo-
ju vlast zastupovali a prial i'm,
ably dobyli Wit 'azstva. Dalej no.
voril, re ked' boil kongresmanom,
Dol clenom prist 'ahovaleckeho w
boru kongresu 60 taky vzdy boil
proti obmedzovaniu prist 'ahova-
lectva. Toastmajster pod 'akoval
sa srdeenymi slovami zastupcovi
guvernera a pan Mccullough
odobral sa domov do Columbus "a
srdecneho potlesku vsetk!ch
hosti.
Ray Barbuti, olympicky cam
pion v behu ma 44O yardov, ktory
prisiel 20 Schenectady IN Y, ma
banket a zavody, vyrozpraval
svoje zkisenosti ma olympickych
zavodoch nadobudnute a odusev-
ioval Sokolov k Wit 'azstvu "
Prahe. Tento sa tiez hned DO svo-
jej reel musel vzdialit', ably neza-
meskal vlak.
Predstaveny Dol p. Michal Bo-
SAX 20 Scranton, Pa, predseda
Slov. Kat. Matice Skolskej. Pre-
toze sa banket zapocal opozdene,
pan Bosak musel svoju red OBJ
medzit' ma niekol'ko SLOW, ackop-
vek DOL pripraveny ma dlhsiu. Po-
vedal mile slova 0 Katolickych
(Dokoncenie ma 7. strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
$45o,o0O NAsBIERANE
DO COMMUNITY CHEST

Minuly tyzden bola v Youngs-
towne sbierka do Community
Chest (obecnej pokladne). ziada-
ne bolo 100000 nasbieralo sa
$3.50, 900. Q tychto penazi podpo-
rovane sd chudobne rodiny . do
brocinne patrioticke spolky.
Podobna sbierka bola j Y Camp.
bell Strnthers ~ " oboch me-
st6ch boly kvoty prevyEens.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
Blanket na pocest'
HI. 1radu Penn.
zenskejj Jednoty

ty vydrziaval toho tyzdha sNoju
roGnn sch0dzu v nasom meste. u
tejto zriedkavej prllezitosti Spo-
lok Narodenia p. Marie, {. l59.
pri osade Mena JeziS ma Steelton,
uSporiadalo krasny banket na po-
cest Hi. Gradu, osadnom audi
fortune, vo stredu vecer. q. hi.
uradu pritomnf boil: vel. p. Gas
par Panik, duchovny; pi. Anto-
MIA Virusky, predsedkyna; pi.
Helena Panik, podpredsedkyna !;
pi. Alzbeta Halupka, tajomnicka !;
pi. Pavlina Petro, pokladnicka !;
! pi. Maria Dolak, predsedkyha do
zorkyn; pi. Zuzanna Sotak- MIRA
xix, pi. Anna Betlehemsly,
clenkyne dozorneho vyboru. Pi.
Maria Ondas, predsedkyna cisla
159. privitala obecenstvo, memo
vite vsak hi. Irad a potion pred
stavila vel. p. Stefana Koeisa: co
toastmajstra.
Ma bankete, po vel mi chutnej
veceri, Anna Belan, sprievode
dcerusiek Kornikovych Sovo-
vych, pozdravila meme Pannen-
skeho Dorostu hi. urad oddala
hi. predsedkyni veliku kyticu ru-
Ii. Potion nasledovaly reel. Pre-
hovorili: pi. Maria Slifka, uetov-
nicka Q. j., "a l. X. S. j.; p. An
| ton Palkovic, hi. spravca Kat. So
kohov "a Kat. Sokolov; p. Juraj
vargo, hi. podpredseda Penn
Muzskej Jednoty "a P. s. j.; 81.
Fiallova, slovenska advokatka,
| prehovorila po anglicky; p. Jo-
zef Schromofsky v meme yonngs-
townskej Slovace; potom preho-
vorili este vel. p. Gaspar Panik,
hi. duchovny a pi. Antonia vi
rusky, hi. predsedkyna. Pocas
banketu hrala osadna orkestra
pod vedenim p. Michala Pirosku.
Orkestra vel'mi pekne hrala an
glicke piesne slovenske travni-
ce. Tiez 81. Maria Gondol, spre-
vadzana ma plane pi. Marion Kol-
lar, miestnou organisation, Ia
spievala "Pod tym nasim okie-
neckom - a "Trebars som ia
rychtarova dcera -. ;" stvor-
hlasne zaspievali PIP. Pavel Bilka,
Michal Kramar, Stefan Kramar a
Jan Novotny tieto krasne piesne
"Spievaj, re 81 spievaj :. ;"
Anicka dusicka kde 81 bola -
a "Orala, orala, sivymi volkami''.
Jak reel, tax al hudba a spevy
boly vel'mi mile zabavne. Ma
konci ukazane boly pohyblive O.
brazy, ktore nasbieral v kraji vel.
p. Stefan Kocis, ked boil minule-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17

Olgina-Agnes Kacurek.
Kristina, slizka ma hrade-An-
ma Mink.
Agnesa, sl1zka ma hrade-Ma-
ry KaSprisin.
Kral 'ovna murinska Afriky-
Margaret Jakupein.
Dive otrokyne-Bernadette Kra.
mer, Helen Garcar.
Anjeli: Anna Belansky, Vero.
nika krafeik, Lillian Bourey, An
ma Janega, Elizabeth Tobis, He.
len Senvisky, Josephine Topor.
Ger, Anna Celoysky, Anna Kucko,
Paulina Martinko.
znice: Elizabeth Strauch, An.
ma Korhan, Anna Behan, Mary
Silvia, Anna Pavlisko, Helen Sa.
laggi, Florence Zuby, Margaret
Toporcer.
vo veselohre "Doktor q jeho
Sluha":
Doktor-John KoSko.
Jozko, jeho sluha-Michae
Ferencik.
Zeravy, pacient so zubom Mi
chael Gajdos.
Bartko, pacient rukou-Sta
l.nislav Kramar.
Keselak, buddci spolocnfk Mi
chael Havrilla.
Policeman John Belak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
Hry n nedel'u.

Farrellcania pfidu do Campbell
hrat' s Hillcresttanmi ma Gordon
hrisku. Pollock alebo Moreau bu-
dl hAdzat' zaa Farrellcanov, a
Hillcrestcani postavia Minnicka,
alebo ak by sa tento dokazal byt'
"citr6nom'', tax bude hadzat'
Brayer. Sprayca Terpack bude
chytat' "a Fa4eAcanov Rosy
Brayer, brat Jbzefov, "a Hill
crestcanov.
Warreneania pridu hrat' Ha-
seltoncanmi ma Oakland hrisko.
Warrenska cata ma pech, lebo
Deblockner jej presiel k Sheet
and Tube cate. Hadzat' tedy bu-
de Fuchilla a chytat' Darkus.
Haseltonska bateria pozostavat'
bude : vallelyho Stefana Huru.
Campbelski Mad'ari bud1 hrat'
Struthers so Sekerakovou ca
tou. Mad'ari postavia Orisa "a
hadzaca q Sama BariAare "a chy-
taca. "a Strutherscanov hadzat'
bude johnson chytat' Oin Cab
riel.
Lansingvillcania srazia sa ma
Shady Run Horvatmi. Horvati
postavia "a hadzaca Freemana a
"a chytaea Adamsa. Ia Lansing
vilGanov h&dzat' bude Stricek a.
lebo Faivor chytat' bude Do
lax. Lansingvillcania majd moe
nj Gatu. O horvatskej este neved-
no, aka je, lebo nehrala dosial'
pre- d&zd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-17
Tn caty K. S.
vybrane do Prahy
Budh sprevadzan6 hl. duchov-
nym, Rev. Rubickym, hi. SPRAY
com A. M. Palkovi6om a redakto.
rom DIR. KOSikom.

! Ma eliminaentch zavodoch Slo
venskeho Katol. Sokolstva, ktort
boly tn ma Rayen High Stadium
V piatok sobotu minuleho tyz
dina, yybrane boly tri caty, ktort
pojdn ma medzinarodne katolfcke
a orolske zavody do Prahy buda.
echo mesiaca. Kazda eata ie q
siedmich clenoch. Jedna je sokol.
ska muzska, dr,lha atleticka muz.
ska tretia atleticka zenska. z
Youngstown mimo A. M. Palko.
vica, spravcu, pojde $ vypravou
jeho brat Jozef, ktory DOLBY
1852 bodov sokolskom cvi
ceni.
| Vysledok zavodov bol:
Gymnasti: Jan Bigos, Clifton
n. j., 1907 bodov; Jan VuG, Cliff.
ton, 1852 bodov; Jozef Palkovic,
Youngstown, 1852 bodov; Jozet
Jelensky, Clifton, N. j., 1907 bo-
dov; Frantisek Petrol, Clifton, N
j., III bodov; Artur 10th, Bar.
berton, O., 170A bodov; VILLAIN
Pier Barberton, Ohio, 1872 bo.
dov.
Atleti: Jan Hudak Bethlehem,
Pa; Jozef Moss Clifton, N. j.;
j. Sniscak Lansford, Pa; Ste
fan Jabrocky z Boonton, N. j.;
Stefan Bartos, J.. Fabian Fran
tisek Bartos 2 Bethlehem, Pa.
Disvcat&: Alzbeta Balsaj /,
Bethlehem, Pa, 921a bodov; Ag-
mesa Brazen Lorain, O., 9214 bo-
dow; Anna Zvaricl, Farrell, Pa,
80 bodov; Berta Kliment Bing-
hampton, N. Y, 80 bodov; Maria
Petrasek Clifton, N. j., 81 bo-
dov; Zofia Minarcik Chicago,
Ill. 81 bodov Margaret Demjan
z Bethlehem, Pa, 81 bodov. Anna
Zvarich Farrell musela ale z ca
ty vypadnnt', lebo ME je este tri
mesiace v organizacii a jej miesto
zaujala Minnie Svetlfk 20 Sche-
nectady, N. Y. ...- @
Tychto dvatsat'j t'jeden Sokolov
a Sokoliek pojde tedy zastupo-
vat Katolicke Sokolstvo borit
sa Wit 'azstvo ma vel Ike MEDINA
rodne j orclske zavody do Prahy.
$ mimi pojdu hi. duchovny,. Rev.
Martin Rubicky Charlton, Pa; /;
A. NJ. Palkovic, hi. spravca z
Youngstown, O. DR.. Gusto Ko-
six, redaktor *. Sokola" Pas
sale, N. j. Vyprava sa pohne IL.
jtina ma lodi Leviathan. Cestou
zastavi sa Parizi ,potom Ze-
neve, kde prevedie sokolske cvic-
by pred Lfgou Narodov zasta-
vi sa v Rhine u papeza.
Ma zavodoch v Youngstown
prelomeny Dol jeden rekord X. S.
vo vysokom skoku. Stefan Jab-
rocky Boonton preskocil S stop
5 incov. Predosly rekord Dol S
stop 8 ince.
Ray Barbuti, olympicky cam
pion behu ma 40 yardov, Dol ma
zavodoch a ukazal obecenstvu,
ako vie behat'. Nebol prave '
najlepSom naladenf, ale 100 var
dov prebehol "a II a 6-1O sek1nd.
Obecenstyo mn tlieskalo odusev-
meme.
l0O-metrovy beh vyhral Jan
Bigos ' 70 sekundach, q 44O-me-
trovy beh j. ITALIAN Bethlehe-
mu, 60 sekundach. v hadzani
IicL,, ,1x,Sf I'll urISl 1Enn
metrovy beh vyhral j. Italian v s
mindtach, 20 j 40 sekundach.
! v skoku ma sirku zvft 'azil 10.
zef Moss,z Clifton, ktory zaskocil
Is stop. Druhe miesto dobyl G.
Meluch ! Chicago . tretie Bartol
IL Bethlehem.
Vel'mi kr&sne cvicenie bolo na
n&radf, y ktorom vynikali: J6n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-22

form Of security more constant from
year to year than that Of any other.
but smaller In 1928 than since 1926.
The production of foreign securities has
been heaviest In the past five years,
during which the total has amounted
to S7,249. 000, 900. compared with ST.
823,000,000 in the previous five years.
New Capital
This total of around $4,000. 900 900
Is reduced. so far as the employment
of new capital In foreign issues is con-
cerned. by the refunding of $1.759,-
100000. This figure might be further
cut down If all of the foreign loans
retired by sinking fund operations were
to be included in 1t, as the amount
of such purchases to reduce debts has
been considerable in the case of French.
Scandinavian, Dutch and some of the
South American borrowers. .s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-22
INCREASE IN BROKERS' LOANS
COMPARED TO NEW FINANCING

and foreign securities placed in this
country was about $50, 000. 600 900. This
does not. however, represent all new
capital. for $10,087 100000 was for the
refunding of either bond or stock is
sues, usually from higher to lower
interest level In the last FIVE years
alone. of total of new securities of
approximately $40 1000 100000, the re-
funding issues amounted to about
$500, 000,0 00 This compared with a
total for refunding purposes in the
previous five years of $3,317, 100000 out
Of total financing of $40, TOO, 100000.
In the 10-year period the issues OF
domestic corporation long-term bonds
and notes was. roughly, $18,000,000,
and of short-term issues. SO 400 600. 900.
In this decade the aggregate output OF
common and preferred stock sales was
$12 100000. However the change to
the employment of stocks instead OF
bonds for raising new capital did not
become conspicuous until 1928, when
more new capital was raised in share
form than in the form Of bonds and
notes. t.r
Since the end of the war the total
issues of municipal bonds have been
Sill ,594 100000, with the output OF this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-22
RAIL PRESIDENT SPEAKS.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad must
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad must
spend at least $4,000 900 q year for
extensions and improvements to keep
pace with the demands of business,
Daniel Willard, president of the road.
declared in a speech before the con-
ference on labor problems at Johns
Hopkins University.
Mr.. Wizards forecast of expenditures
was made during an address on Prob
lens Of Management" In which he
dealt primarily with the Baltimore e.
Ohio
Mr.. Willard said the total amount
Of new capital raised by the company
for improvement and expansion since
he became president was in excess Of
S438. 000, 900. or about half of the entire
property investment Of the road cover
ing more than 100 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-22
HIGH-GRADE BOND
ISSUES ARE FIRM
Buying loft the Board
| Keeps Prices of Many
Issues Steady.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK. January 22.-There Is
more buying of bonds of the board
insurance companies recently taking
large amounts Of high-grade rails and
public utilities as we'll as tax-exempt
securities.
Since the middle of January the
savings banks also have been good buy
ers, although there is new phase OF
the competition with bonds in the form
of bankers acceptances which at per
cent give the savings banks better
return than they can get on the securi-
ties they are permitted to purchase.
Issues Hold. Firm.
This absorption keeps high-grade
issues steady in spite of the slow stream
of liquidation that is coming from ma
tional banks and trust companies. and
from private investors who insist on
substituting stocks for bonds.
The temporary ease in money rates,
with call loans again today at per
cent, has had little effect on the de-
mand, which is governed mainly by the
rates for long term paper, still holding
up at 724 per cent.
Fractional gains occurred today in
several of the legal Az per cent public
utilities Government issues were re-
dictionary early in the day, with the
Treasury 4h4s declining "a and at the
low of the year
Among second-grade issues there was
irregularity. Wabash 4l2s broke below
80 for the first time this year, while
Chesapeake Corporation SIS touched par.
Florida East Coast IS showed a rally
OF points from the December low. Sea-
board adjustments were of a point, and
Seaboard Florida IS about the same.
There was a continuation of the alb
sorption of Minneapolis g. st. Louis
issues, and also of the Iowa Central
bonds. Nassau Electric 4s were active,
and so far this week have advanced
nearly points.
Records Are Made.
New high records for the wear were
reached in both Anaconda Copper rs. at
one time up 51a points, and in Anglo
Chilean rs, which touched par. The
International Paper, bonds reflected the
better tone to paper stocks. Interna-
tional Telephone AIS were active. with
out much change in price. The popular
American International convertible 5lzs,
which were brought out yesterday,
moved within an area S points above
their subscription price, ~. =
The strong features In. the foreign
list were Argentines, French, Japanese
and BelgianS. Some of the unlimited
German bonds have been quite strong
this week, notably City Of Frankfort
CPS. The most important new issue
today was one of $10,000,000 Milwaukee
Electric refunding IS, priced slightly
above par. This is the first financing
by this company with per cent bonds
in over two years. the last issue being
placed at 90. The advance subscrip-
lions for the proposed Associated Gas &
Friday were reported heavy. The old
4 4 per cent issues showed the favorable
effect of this offering.
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1t is another safeguard put around
the buying and operation of trucks.
1t is in line with the General
Motors Truck policy of Extra Value
instead of 'Excess Allowances. In
line with our offer of real Work
Test.
1t is another reason for investi-
eating this complete line of mod
ern trucks notU-as an aid to wise
investment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-22
Firmness of Time Money.

NEW YORK, January % R).-walI
Street understands the chief reason Tor
the firmness of time money is the dis
inclination to lend for long periods at
prevailing rates. per cent or above.
because of fear of conflict with usury
laws. Although the laws seldom are in
voked, bankers and brokers apparently
realize the possibilities of the situation
and accordingly are playing safe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-22
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, January 22.-The argu-
ment is constantly being made by
those who see nothing disturbing in
the record totals of brokers loans that
this total Is in balance with the steady
increase in new issues of securities and
in the amount of stocks and bonds that
are steadily being placed on the listing
sheets of the New York Stock Exchange
the New York Curb and on those of
the principal interior markets of the
country. -
To some extent this opinion is SUBJ
stanttated by the figures of new securi-
ties. AS these are compiled from
month to month and from year to year,
they wildly indicate the change in the
corporation policy Of financing through
stocks, bonds or notes instead of fol-
lowing the old custom of obtaining &C
commodations from banks.
Analysis of Figures.
A close analysis of the figures now
available for 1928 and published in the
Financial Chronicle produces some
startling results.
For instance. in the 10-year period
1919-1928 total issues of all domestic
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Slated for Director.

NEW YORK, January % (P)-The
Fisher Bros of Detroit interests,
Wall Street heard today, will be repre-
sented on the board of the Sicily Oil
Co., Tulsa. Okla, through election as a
director at its next meeting Of Clarence
Biting. managing director of Fisher g.
Co., holding company for the Fisher
Brothers.
Carrie G. Conway, president Of the
Continental Can Co., also is reported
slated for election to the Sicily board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-22
Washington Stock Exchange
:. SALES.


Chevy Chase Club SSH 900 at 1921.
Washington Gas IS B-$I00 at los.
Washington Rwy. egenl 6s--$2,o00. at
1924.
Capital Traction Colo at 1o71k. 10
at 10712, 10 at 107la.
Potomac Electric go pfd.-l0 at 1l2K.
Potomac Electric 5l2% pfd-l0 at 1o8is,
Q at 100.
Washington Rwy.. & Elec. pfd.-lo at
e95s.
American. Security g. Trust Cos at
466.
Columbia Sand d Gravel, pfd.--5 at
Federal-Arnerican Co com.--r1 at 5514.
10 at 5514.
Mergenthaler Linotype-2o at 1o4. 20 at
l04. 20 at 104, 10 at 104, 10 at io4. 10
at 104is.
National Mtge. g. Invest. pfd.-5O at $50
Peoples Drug Stores pfd-5 at l2e.
Ter Ref. & Whrs. Corp.-10 at SPA. 10
at 523a, 10 at 5212, 10 at 52l2.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction Co.'s at .l071a.
Anacostia & Potomac r. r. 5s-$2 900
at 96. s. NoN
Mergenthaler Linotype-io at lo4as =
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CHICAGO. January % CP).-United
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Potatoes-Receipts 1856 cars; on track
327 cars; total United States shipments
SOL; trading just fair. market slightly
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whites, soal.05; fancy, shade higher;
Minnesota and North Dakota. sacked
round whites, 90a95; Idaho, sacked rus
sets, 1.50a1.70, fancy shade higher.
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