davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
LITERARNO- -VEDECKY
ODBOR SPOLKU SV.
VOJTECHA.

Spolok Sv. Vojtecha bol do.
sial' znamy ako vydavatel 'stvo
modlitbovych a popularnych
knfh. Zakladatel' Spolku, Radlin-
sky, "a vtedajsich casov no yla-
stne prvom rade pre- pud zalo-
I'll, lebo videl. re rozsirenie je-
no rozhl' l'adu ako katOlickeho tax
al Observation-Disclosures sa nikto
nestara. Ntedy, ked' SINE este ne
mali svoj Stat, to stacilo, ved slo-
venskej katol1ckej intelligence O.
krem, niekol'ko nadsenych katol1-
ckych knazOv skOro nebolo, a
ked' al bolo, rozhodne jej nebo-
10 tolko, zeby bolo NONE bez Il
zasneho rizika slovensk6 knihy
pre- inteligenciu vydavat' PRAY.
da, utvorenim nasho statu Yeci sa
zmenily zmenily Sd al kultnrne
potreby naroda, .kazdej jeho We
ivy tax al najsirsej vetvy ka-
tollckej. " prvych styri-pat' ro-
kov nam vychovalo nov1 kypr1
generaciu intelligence sloyenskej
a ,katolfckej. D'alsie roxy nam
JeJ davaly vzdy viacej a viacej
Dnes, po jedenastich rokoch ma
me uz cell gardu tejto nasej in
teligencie. Inteligencia potrebuje
dusevnn potravu!
10 zaciatku, ked bolo sloven-
shtch knfh pred prevratom w
danych len malieko,5 a tie, sa sive-
ru chytrq. minuly, slovenske las ma
kladatel'stva ami nestacilv a ami
sa nemohly odvazit' moe kn1h W.
dat. TAX sd stalo, re sloyenskd III.
teligencia, katollcka, vrhla sa
na literatdrus y ceskil, co nebolo
yzdy v jej prospech yed' maj
= 4iest / ! . :. {. i &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
SLOVAK POSLANCOM.

Pri iradnom spocitani hlasov Cevelande bolo Ii
stene re p. Jan F. Soka, tamo pravotar zvoleny bol
demokratmi posanca do statnej zakonodame. Pri
radnom spocitan h]asov NAL Smolka 1O38O8 hlasov,
co bolo nalo zyoene. Pri iradnom scltan dosahol
106614 hasov skoro litisic Wac, postacilo ma
vt'azstvo.
Vitazstvo p Slnoikovo ma veky vyznam nielen pre-
memo, ale pre- clevelandskfch ohioskvch Slovakov To
e po prvy raz syn slovenskch rodicov posany bol
do oioshe zakono1arne Sloyak American bude mat
lcast yynasan zakonov pre- Ohio. Ako poslanec bu
de vstave vykonat sluzby nasm slovenskIm "a
ujmon, ktore budi mat p. Snolkov dobr6ho schop-
neho zastancu. Y
CleVelandsh Sovac, zvolenim p. Smolku dokazah,
&c sd poicky dobre zorganizovan dsciplinovani 60
ina byt' prlkladom pre- vsetkych anerckych SovakoV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
PREHLAS PREZIDENTA SPOJENYCH STATOV
KU DNU VDAKYVZDANIA.

Nzdor tonlu, re nl>i predkovia zISali azkos Die
dv primtvneho zivota obklcelleho nebezpecenstvom
ulahodeeho iba ma vm pohodlm on zato zanechai nam
no vd akvvzdtvaIa NSenlo,icenlu Bolu Car Mvota
prostredkov jeho ullZanie, posvitnost donlace
no krbu radost. ktorl nom panuj je "a milosrdnd
Jcho ochram pred nehodami, nemocami alebo smlt ou
NaSa vlast ma nnohe pricny vd'akovvzdanie.
Boil pozehnanl vynikaj1cm d0kazom bozej lasky.
Ako narod trpe omnoho menej neil inc narody pre-
tcrasc azkosti Boil bez obGiaskych alebo
dan bov zosilnen6 No vel kon OIL ade urobili po
krok na tvalej stavbe naSch ustanovizni. Umena
dy, ktore obohaeuj naSe zvoty zvacSu naSu kOntrou
plirody pokrocv pozoruhodne Vzdelanie boo rozsire
ne. Urobili SINE pokrok predidenl nemoc och1a
detstva.
Preto eraz ia, Herbert Hoover, prezdent SpojenIch
Staov Amerky. tTmto ustaluem stvrtok y. novembla
1890 nllodnI den vd kyvzdania zadam ud Spoje
nrc Statov, ably no talk zasvat, upozonlu1c ho re
no naSho ludu jc nl1dz utrpcn pritn, mad ktorI
mi nemi kontroy, navlhuj1c, ze pllkladn( oslavcne
da by lnaio zahrova ably naistc kazda osoba mladt
stara, mala pricnu d'akovat' naSm ustanovizllam
slsedsk ym citom naSho l'udu.
Ma svedectvo coho tn podpsujem potvrtlzujcm
pecat ou SpojenIch Statov.
Dane meste Waslingtone, tohto sesteho dna
vembr, roku Pana 1890 neodvslos Spojenvch StatOv
Amerky 155
(Podpis) HERBERT HOOVER.
Skrz Prezdenta; (podpisJ Henry L" Stimson, taomnlk
Statu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
ma nabozenska mentalita tychto
dvoch narodov ie vel'mi rozdiel-

ma. Avsak 50 statnym vyvojom
postupoval al vyvoj kultlrny a
pomaly zacaly sa objavoyat' no.
We vydania starsich slovenskych
diel al diela move, tvorby to do
by poprevratovej. Pomaly do
stale sa dusevnej potravy al in
teligencii slovenskej, zvacsa vsak
len beletristickej. Vedeckych diel
bolo malo este menej vyslovne
nasskych, katoiickych. Katollcka
inteligencia, sa neodrodila ami ma
rodu ami Cirkvi - ale rastla |!
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha rapidne emo
! hutnel ma IS tisicovh katolicku
armadu medzi tymito desat'ti-
sicami je dnes auz pekne procen-
to slovenskych katolickych inte-
ligentov. Nastala teda potreba, "a
by Spolok al pre- tychto hi 'adel
intenzivne pracovat' dat i'm
primerane knihy do ruky.
Prave preto najma terajsi
spravca Msgr. J. P0stenyi stale
a stale pracoval na uskutocnen1
slovenskej katolickej academic.
Ably sa vsak tato mohla utvorit' !,
bolo by treba gardy. zapracova-
nych vedeckych a literarnych sil,
a druhej strany financnych pro-
strledkov. Preto lepsie je skrom-
nejsie zacat' - pod menom skrom
nejSim ved' tam sa da prave
toPko vykonat'! Obetaveho hor-
livca nasla tdto myslienka v oso-
be p. ;senat atora :dra Karola Krone
ryho, # ktory nel'lltuj1c casu a
prace cely sa tejto myslienlse O.
betuje. Ideal Msgr. Postenyiho so
spolupracou dra Krcmeryho sa'
teda 4. augusta ako najd0stojnej-
Sic jubilovanie uskutocnil.
Odvtedy zdalo sa, akobyttaa- my:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21

$3.00) prispevok obetujd. Ved' "a.
tento prispevok dostanu 1radne
revue a podielove. knizky odboru.
A tn prichadzame k otazke Ca
sopisu, k otazke revue. Chceme, a.
by toto revue bolo dostojne ma
sich snah, chceme, ably ono mohlo
reprezentovat slovensky katoli-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
clky, literarny q vedecky smer!
Tento Gasopis moEeme vYdat',

clky, Iterarny q vedecky smer!
Tento casopis mozeme vydat',
ked sa nam prihlasi aspon 1000
clenov. Ked sa tato nasa tuba
stane faktom, vtedy je zivot Ii
terarne vedeckeho odboru zaiste-
ny, ked' mas bude este viacej,
vtedy nasa praca bude tym III
tenzivnejsia, tym plodnejsia To-
to revue chce byt' dostojnym or
CANON intenzivnej katolickej ak
Gle. V tieto dni prave rozosielame
IA znamejSich inteligentov W.
zvu, ably vo svojom okoli praco-
vail "a tuto nasu ideu a by nam
ziskavali clenov. Vsetko cd toho
zavisi, ci sa mas najde aspon tislc,
a bolo by vel'mi smutne, keby sa
ich ami tolko nenaslo. Do l. de-
cembra ich chceme mat, a vtedy
dnfame, ze budeme moct' na No
w Rok vydat' prv6 cislo nasho
revue. Kazdy katolik-inteligent
pech 81 vec dobre uvazi, mech 81
uvedomi, Re ma co obetuje rocne
tych 100 Kcs " Amerike 5000;
mech kazdy hl'adf prist1pit' do
nasho taboru, pracujuceho "a ka-
tolicku nassk1 kult1ru.
Hlavny doraz chceme klast na
dobru nestrannicku kritiku. Vse-
tko, co sa V nasej tlaci objavi,
prejde pred okuliarmi kritikov.
Vydame len to, co je opravdu
cenne. Literarna praca bude sa
slusne honorovat'.
Hlavne mech sa slovenska ka-
tolicka inteligencia hlasi "a Gle
nov, mech sa dokaze, ze nielen
ytedy sa vieme odusevnovat', ked
SINE, ma shromazdeniach, ale al
vtedy, ked' je to t'azsie - ked'
treba siahnut' do vrecka!
Slova tieto napisal p. St.
,, Schultz V "Literarnych Listoch'',
ktore vydava Spolol1 Sv. Vote
cha. Ale clanok je tax vecnv a
casovy, ze radi by SINE no urobit'
prlstupnym nasej sirsej verejno-
sti,. menovite nasej americkej in
teligencii. Sucasne prosime vsct-
kych, ktor1 chcu vidiet' uskutoG-
nenie toho prepotrebneho kultur-
neho podniku, ably svoj rocny pri-
spevok $500 poslali elm skorej
/ IA adresu: '.Ht
Rev. Stefan Kocis, ''
613 North Lakeview Avenue,
Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21

slienka troska zamlcala, no, ME
je tomu tax. Pracuje sa stale.
Ved' teraz nastava najvacSia a
matt praca: sbieranie cle-
nov. Literati sa nasli d naid1 sd
al V buducnosti, ale nam treDa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ktorl ten ma
~ rocne 100 Kcs-ovy " Amerike
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21

- Ked' ma vecer nemate Go ro-
bit, citajte "Vecerne Citanie"!
Cena knizky v makkej vazbe 81,
v tvrdej $1.25. Dostat' v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21

Pan Smolka je este mlady muz, caka no velka bu
dlcnost' Prajeme skveeho zdaru jeho novel po
stati ably posupoval vyssie vyssie, sebe Sovakon
slavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
Rev. Stefan Kocis,

613 North LakevieW Avenue.
Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21

lathe: Spoj. Statoch roH $780, pol roka $100
cudzozemsku rok $500, pol roka $1.5O
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
STATEMENT OF
BOARD MEMBER
LOWERS WHEAT
PeSSimistic Report Sends
All Grains Down
Before Close.

BIZ nIted PTesS - -,.-
ing statement credited to Samuel r.
McKelvie of the farm board In a
speech at Topeka, Kan, upset the
market shortly after noon today and
prices sank to the lowest level on
this movement and where still
easing when the Board Of Trade
closed. The statement warned
farmers that the farm board prices
were for this crop only, and took a
peSSimistic view of the increase in
winter wheat acreage. Corn and
oats followed wheat.
At the close wheat was to 81
cents lower, corn was 11s to IA
cents lower and oats was Is cent
lower. Provisions were sharply
lower.
Liverpool closed Il to z cent
higher after declining to below Thurs
days close late in the session. Bueno
Aires at midday was Il cent lower
The pit was extremely dull all
through the morning session. Cash
prices were y cent lower. Receipts
were 10 cars.
There was no pressure on corn
and prices still held around Thurs
days close just before noon. The
action of wheat was disappointing
to traders who had expected more
activity. Receipts continued light
and no increase seems likely. Cash
prices were exchanged. Receipts
were 108 cars.
There was next to nothing done
in oats during the morning and
prices did not change over very
small fraction. During the first two
hours, May was the only month
traded in, indicating the quietness
OF the pit. Cash prices were a
cent lover. Receipts were ii cars.
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On Commission Row
FRUITS

FRUITS
APPROPRIATIONS. box extra fancy, s3.75;
choice. $2G225; Joaathans, s27S: Grimes
Golden. $3.50; New York Duchess. s22sg
go: Grayenstein. s3 Wolf River. s25o;
CrsnberFies-s4 25-lb. box: ts.7s a
GTapefruis-FlOrida. s4.5c95: .u
crate; Emperor, s2.5OG2.75 q crate.
Lemons q crate. 80.
Limes-Jamscia. $2.50Q5.
OrsngeS-CaEfornia Valencia, $4.50GS. 50.
Strawberries-60c a quart.
Tanserines-$S.50 a crate.
VEGETABLES
Besns-Florida, s47sas hamper.
Beets-TexaS. SO. so a crate.
Csrrots-Cslifornia. crate. $3.50.
Cabbsges-s3 so a barrel.
Celery-MichiRan, GOO; Idaho. sl.75 q
caulifoEeT@COlorado, crate. $3.50.
Cucumbers-Florida, IS a crate;
Eggplane--S2.50 g dozen. IS hamper.
Kale-Spring, a bushel. e0c.
:, Lettucemce1llf99Fnie Iceberg, $3.50 crate
Onions-Indiana yellow. s2.25 = 1Oo-lb.
bag; white, 5o,,lb. bag: sl;75.
Peas-Californla, $3.50 a hamper.
PepperS-Florida. 81 crate.
r. Potatoe%WisconSin and Minnesota
ohIos, iao lbs IS 80; idaho f Ra$sets, s.
RadiShes- Button. dollhouse. dozen e0c;
southern. long red, 15Q25c dozen.
Sweet .potatoes-Indiana Jersey. $3.50 a
Tomatoes-California. 50 bag: hot
house. $3.50 a BIB. basket.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 1o.-Apples per bushel,
81 SOFAS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
In the Stock Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-With several con-
structtye developments Of highly encour-
aging nature as a stimulant, todays mar
ket displayed a continuation of the recent
ouoyancy and was again marked by In
creased activity. Particular interest, Of
course, conferred on reports from the steel
industry, the outstanding item being the
$4,000 tons increase in untitled orders Of
the Steel Corporation. Rejecting the i'm
provement in basic industrial conditions.
to which we have been directing atten-
ton, 1t is reported that the Steel Cor
poratlons output nov is better than IS
per cent OF capaciy, while that Of the lead
ing independent at present is around II
per cent, as against As per cent recently
II 1t is borne in mind that activity in
the steel industry preSageS greater activity
elsewhere, the Importance Of this sharp
gain is apparent at once. Other interest
ing news include report that there is
IN the making q merger between the Gold
Dust Corporation and National Biscuit
investors hesitating to make commit
mentS IN sound, dividend paying Stocks.
which have clearly demonstrated their
able management, strong financial posi-
ton and satisfactory earning power. As
We review the list of such issues We are
impressed not only with the wide range
OF attractive opportunities which are pre-
sented, but also with the reason ableness
! OF the quotations at present prevailing
when measured by their relationship TO
earning power. Indications are multiply
ing that these issues are gradually gath
ering strength, and We anticipate a con-
tinuation OF the present advancing ten
dency.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
Cash Grain

The bids for car lots Of grain at the
call OF the Indianapolis Board of Trade,
/ 10 o. b: shipping point, basis 41lac New
, Wheaat..,A,a.sy;. No. red. $1,000 1.22; No.
GoEn1FiTm; No: white, 10000; No. 5
yn ill., 15@ y NO yellow, 77G 7Sc No.
No. mixed, 69@7lc A''
oats-Firm; No. white, 4s@44c; No. ,
Hay-steady; No. timothy. .l55oa1s;
No. 2 timothy, $15@l5.50; No. ! light
clover mixed. si4.5OM15.
wheat-No. 33n TedR cars. No n,x.d
car; sample, car. Total, cars.
Corn-No. S white, 2 cars; No. s white,
! car: sample white, cars; No. 4 yellow,
8 cars; sample yellow, cars; No. mixed.
car; No. 5. mixed, cars; sample mixed,
l car. Total, 81 cars
oats-No 2 white, cars. Total, 4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
DIRECTORS WILL MEET
Civic Program to Be Discussed at
Chamber Luncheon.

Forward Indianapolis" plans are
being formulated by the Indanapo-
lis Chamber Of Commerce board Of
directors and will be discussed at
luncheon Tuesday at the chamber.
The program will embrace civic
development and industrial expan-
sion and is in line with President
Herbert Hoover's national prosperity
program. Members of tie organi-
cations are being invited to the
luncheon to discuss the plans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
PORKER PRICES
SINK Is CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Market Steady to
Strong; Sheep Hold
Unchanged.

Hogs lost part of their recent
gains today at the Union Stockyards
prices ranging from steady to %
cents lower The bulk, 100 to 300
pounds, sold at $40 to $10.25. Top
price was STOPS. Receipts were
$500, followers, 1913.
Cattle receipts were 400. Prices
on steers were nominal, she stock
showing strength. Vealers were so
cents higher, selling at $1750 down.
Calf receipts we're $50.
Sheep held steady with receipts of
400 head. Top on lambs was $14.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
In the Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan Io.-Cotton was q
shade easier the first hour owing 70
profit taking by a few traders. who have
been following the recent advance. The
market was less interesting than that OF
Thursday, as the trade was watching the
southern markets 70 see how much cotton
would come out Up 70 the noon hour
offerings were scarce The much adver-
tised curtailment OF consumption for De
cember will hardly amount 20 as much
as sfXtv thousand bales and the whole
project will be abandoned gradually. in
gu ropinion Good cotton is tightly
held and in such stroug hands that mills
Will have 10 take the next best thing and
huv = inch staple in many instances
Therein lies the great possibility OF q
Dull market or the exchanges. It's the kind
Of cotton they will get II they take cotton
IN EITHER that. or something better As
far as staple goes. We think the market
due for a further advance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Jan. 1o.-Hogs- Receipts,
go lbs. STEADY to SC higher. SIC. ale. 4O
light lights and pigs, seady to Csc higher,
52ClSo lbs sI0s 1919 heavy hogs d San
$50 lbs; sows, steady. $89s.25; smooth
finished light weights. $3.50. Cattle-:Re-
broad demand: unevenly higher; recovery
early weeks loss. few good light yearlings.
$3.50; plain kind. sl2;25 down; beef
cows up to $3.50: low cutter and cutters,
active S5.50G6.75; bulls. $500 9.25: few.
$3.50: vesls.. soc higher: closing slow, much
icSS ' sa not enoash TO de
fine prices: few choice handyweight lambs.
up to sl45O; others. 1885 down; good
light ewes. listed $3.50.
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up 20: tventy utilities s9.43. I'D 2.92. forty
bonds. g4.s4.
BIZ United Prrss
NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Heavy sell
ing. today checked what started out
TO be the best advance on the Stock
Exchange so far this year. Trading
volume for a brief period was at a
five-million share pace, but as the
day wore on volume was reduced
until it was about in line with the
light business Of yesterday.
Utilities were hard hit in the
profit-taking with prices in this
group showing declines Of as much
as 3 points. Motors were down
sharply as bears hammered General
Motors.
United States Steel was strong in
early trading. At noon when un-
filled tonnage of the corporation
was announced, showing an increase
Of 291 900 tons, the stock met profit
taking and dropped several points.
Toward the close Steel rallied from
its low.
Leading industrials went down
with Steel and rallied a small
amount toward the close. Rails
we're irregular, featured by strength
and activity in MisSOuri-KanSaS-
Texas. Food shares firmed up for
a time, but lost their gains.
The action of the market was
disappointing TO many in view of
the many favorable factors in the
news. In addition to the Steel ton
mage figure which was much better
than had been expected, brokers
loans declined S72,00O,000 for the
week; Steel operations we're stepped
up and weekly business reviews dis
played a much more optimistic
tone.
Call money held at Az per cent.
slightly firmer than Thursday, but
this was due to the fact that to-
days rate holds over the weekend.
Sales for the day. including in
active issues. totaled 1886, 100 shares
compared with 2,397,33O yesterday.
According to preliminary calcula-
ton the Dow, Jones Industrial av-
erage rose 81 for the day to 25005,
and the road average gained the
same amount to 1852.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
Instructions
AVIATION

Enter now and assure ~cvr future.
Ground engineers and pilot as high
as Al 600 per month. Invc CurtiSs
Wright Gov. Approved S. Terms.
1O4 Monument Circle. Il > Open
evP
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
MANY PERISH In CHINA
Heavy Toll of Lives Exacted by
Below-Ze Weather.

BV Jntted Press
HANKOW, China, Jan. 10. -
Freezing weather in this vicinity
has exacted an appalling toll Of life
III the last week. Eighty-six Chinese
have been found frozen to death in
this city, where sub-zero tempera-
tUre has prevailed.
Several hundred soldiers, gaurd-
inng the Peiping- Hankow railway,
have persisted from the cold. many
Of them having been found upright
in the snow, frozen to death with
their rifles still over their shoulders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11

Other Livestock

~ UntfcG Press
CHICAGO, Jan. IO.-,Hogs- Receipts, 2S,-
900; including 5000 direct opening 100
15c lower; later trade, IS Csc lower: top
SOLO; bulk 10000 ID. weights. s9.75@10;
10000 ID. weights. $ss;5ongs.75; BUTCHER
9;7si O-25O ibs:, So: 5OGiO; 10000 lbs.
ing sows, s8.15@9; pigs, medium to choice,
9O-19O lbs. $925@9.85. Cattle-Receipts,
1000; calves. 1000; all classes scarce, run
out down by storm; yearlings steady; in
between grades weighty steers weak to Csc
under early Thursday; no choice offerings
here, best SIS; slaughter classes, steers
good and choice OIL, 350-1 500 lbs. 1925
@16; 1.l00-1 800 lbs. $12.25Gl 1880; $50
l,l00 lbs, $12150l6.75; common and me
dunn, $50 lbs. up, $875a 1880; fed year
lings: good and choice, 75O-95o lbs. sig; rs
down. s12.75a 1878; common and medium,
II; common and medium. S6.50@8.50i low
cutter and cutter, $5a6 .75; bulls, good and
choice beef. $9.25M1 10; cutter to medium,
s7qs .65; vealers. milk fed, good and choice
$3.50 1880; medium, s1l. 50m so; Gull
and common, s7.25@11. so; Stocker and
feeder steers, good and choice, all weights.
S1050dI125; common and medium. 1925
G10.25. Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market.
active, fully Csc higher; bulk tat lambs.
SLABS 1850; top TO shippers. S14.75; faG
ewes unevenly higher, choice light weight
58.l5H6.25; feeding lambs. nominal: lambs
good and choice. 80 lbs. down, s1375a
mon, s10.75 q 1925; ewes, medium to choice
$50 lbs down, $6M8.25: Gull and common
SO 25@ 6.25; feeder lambs, good and choice
S1l SOFA 1875
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Business
and
Finance

BIZ nited Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. Public
utilities spent only $8,425, 900 in 1923
for newspaper advertising and not
from $4,000, 900 to s3O,OoO,oO as has
been alleged, B. F. Weadock, special
counsel for the joint committee of
national utility associations, testi-
fed in the federal trade commission
hearing today.
Weadock denied the money had
been spent to influence editorial
opinion.
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Death Notices

BELFORD. HARRY O.-son Of Mrs. Anna
Belford, passed away at the home OF MS
mother 71s E. Seventeenth St. WedneS-
dav. Jan. g. Funeral Saturday. Jan. IL.
D. M. from above address. Friends in
yited Burial Crown Hill.
FOWLER HARRY H.-Of 25o2 N. Butler
Ave, beloved husband Of Hattie Fo~ae Ter
Soo cfsES, & kirk FUNERAt HOME. 1880
Station St.. 1880 p. m. Burial Berea, Ky.
Friends invited.
LAFEVER. SHELTON beloved husband
Of Lora Lafever. father Of Arthur and
Harvey, brother OF Mrs. Carrie Markle OF
Pendleton. Ind. passed away Thursda "a,
neral at family residence, 254 Dorman St.
Saturday. Jan. II. ! o. m. Friends IN
v.ted Burial Anderson. Ind p; m.
Anderson and Muncie papers please
LAVELLE. AdARY-Sister of the, late Ella
Lavelle died at the home OF her niece,
Mrs. RAYMOND Themes Kane. 1909 North
Funeral Chapel Of KIRBY & DIM 1901
Funeral Saturday. Jan. II, $50 at the
cathedral Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited.
sCHAEFER. MARY--Deaf mute. 1881
eugene St.. beloved mother Of Clyde,
auto accident Thursday evening. Friends
NAV call at the funeral chapel OF KIRBY
& DIM. 1901 N. Meridian St., Friday. 2
70 1 and I TO 9 D. m Funeral SATURDAY..
Jan, II, 2 D. m at st. Paul N. z.
Church. Eugene and RAIDER Sts. Friends
invited.
SHARP, ARMINTA. M-Age- n years; be-
loved mother Of Mrs Ieona Maude
Thomas, John, Edward and Frank W
sharp. passed away Thursday evening
Private services at residence. 1885 Payk-
Saturday 1920 a. m. IHtern1ent Edin-
burg. Ind. Friends NAV callsat the resi-
dence Friday afternoon ans evening.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

III Z UITTU FffNs
WASHINGTON. Jan. lO.-TreaSury net
balance on Jan. was S143. 04l. 446 -.
Customs receipts for the month to the
same date totaled SO 42O. 367.8 30.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad OBJ
tanned authority from the interstate
commerce commission today to issue
S35 1880 of Az per cent mortgage
bonds. Proceeds will be used to re-
tire maturing bonds and reimburse
the roads treasury for past sxpen-
ditures.