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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

A Verhovay Egylet igazgato-
saga feievi gyiilese soran egye-
temes magyar erdekeket erint6,
az egesz .amerikai magyarsagra
nezve fontos hatarozatot hozott
a magyar iskolak javara. E hata-
rozattal kapcsolatosan Bencze
Janos f6titkar a kovetkez5 leve-
let kuldte lapunkhoz:
Tisztelt Szerkeszt6 ur.::-
A Verhovay Segelyegylet igaz
gatosaga julius hawaiian tartott
gyilesen hatarozatilag kimondta,
hogy legutobbi nagygyiiles al
tai a magyar nyelv Is irodaiom
apo1asara megszavazott osszeget
ebben az esztend6ben nyari
vagy evi magyar iskolakban a
legjobb el6menetelt tanusitott ia:
nulok jutalmazasara rendeli for
ditani.
A kozponti hivatalnak hata-
rozat ertelmebcn h&romszaz dol
lar ali rendelkezsskre evvel az
osszeggel olyan magyar gyerme-
keket szandekozik megjutalmaz-
nj, alik k0telez6 amerikai is
kolai tanulmanyaik mellett ma
gyar iskolak tanul6i voltak |
szorgalmukkal, haladasukka1
megerdemlik jutalmat.
AZ igaxeat6s&g hat&roxat&t to]
na&esol olon, anailsor felkkrsm ezer.:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
KUTBA UGRoTT

Balog Imre pestszentl6rinci
(Pest megye) kutaso ongyilkos-
sagi szandekbol egy kutba ug-
rott. Occse utana ereszkedett es
nagynehezen sikeriIt kimentenie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

Colonel Holden ur volt :.
hobo volt.
Fatal koraban, a szomoru EN-.
l&kd carpet-bagger uralom alat'
kerdlt New Yorkb6l Orleansba
ahol akkor az tszakiak minden,
elraboltak, mindent felfaltak a
legazolt d3iekt6l.
Akik lattak, hogy az antant.
missiok tagjai hogyan raboltak
0ssze mindent megszallas szo-
morh napjaiban a szerencsetlen
magyar foldt6l, akik ateltek a
romanok szemtelen falanksagat
Budapesten, azok el tudjak KEEP
zelni, hogy a carpet-baggerek
nit vittek vegbe Dixi orszagban.
Es hogy mennyirc szerette 6ket
a koldusbotra jutott, foldonfut6-
va tett lak6ssag.
Colonel Holden m6dos ember
lett rninden eszaki yankee mo-
dos ember lett abban az id6ben
megszallt allamokban es
egy elszegenyedett deli uri csa-
lad leanyat vette el felesegul.
Hala1osan szerette az ASSOC
nyat 5 mikor rajott, hogy az
csak a csaladi kenyszer kovetkez-
I teben lett gyii1olt eszaki yam
kee felesege, lesiklott az elete a
rendes utjarol. Es a Colonelt oda
vitte az orszagutra, ahol a hobo
dzsunge1ek adnak szallast a van-
dornak.
Es bar a Colonel eszaki cmber
volt, akit a Dixilanden gyiil6l-
tex. 8 maya olyan halalosan see
relmes volt q legazolt d3lvid&k-
be, mintha experimentation
ringott volna a bolcs6je.
Ez a rovid hist6riija Colo-
nelnek, aki mar Greg ember volt,
fnikor Eli fnsgismertem.
Mikor engem . kilencszazhe-
tes panik szint&n oda1okott az
orszagutra, Colonel Holden volt
q hob6k doyenja, a csavarg6k
kofonazatlan kiralya.
Mem tudom hogy, mem tudom
miert, engem kiilonosen megsze-
retett Colonel, akit en- nem-
csak szerettem, de er5sen tisz-
teltem.
Ta1an sajnalt, niikor Two4
Bits Mike-kal egy szomoru, hi
deg, sze1es tavaszi napon chosen,
fazva, vacogo fogakkal beallitot-
tlnk a convingtoni dzsunge1ba,
talan ket suhanc lattara eszebe
jutott az 8 Virginiaban elteme-
tett gyereke, akinek halala
szakitotta el vegkeppen az asz-
szonyatol. Mem tudom.
Csak AIT tudom, hogy part
fogasaba vett bennunket, hogy
nagyon fogyatekos angol tudo-
minyomat igyekezett veghetet-
len tiirelemmel potolni, - Two
Bits Mike-al nemetil beszelt a
Colonel, aki Schillert Is Goethet,
de Voltairet is eredetiben olvas-
"a hogy csendes nyari este
ken oraszam besz9lt nekem
Dixi-orszagr6l, meg a .'lost
cause "-rol, csak ARA emlkkszem,
hogy mikor egy karacsonyt
egyiitt toltottink Knoxville mel
lett egy box-kareban, az Greg
korhely megvonta a palinkat is
nagatol, inert ;meleg keztyiit
vett nekem az iinnepre. Csak ait
tudom, hogy mikor Decoration
Day napjan a cardinal hobo
sirokat viragoztuk, sirva mond-
ia beszedet Colonel. Vajbol
volt a szive az 0regnek.
Macy miiveltsegi ember volt,
8 witt el engem a new orleansi
Cabildo konyvtaraba, 8 nyitotta
meg el6ttem azokat a kincseket,
amelyek AZ amerikai muzeumok
leveltaraiban fekiisznek, 8 tani-
tott meg -ra, hogy kes6bb ma
gyar nyomokat MERE keressek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

gelba, mint ahonnan a Colonel
zuhant az orszagutra, annak a
szivet vagy a lelket osszetori AZ
elet.
Es XII akar bro lenni fe1ettuk,
ki mondhatja meg, hogy azok a
szerencsetlen emberek meg az
ital -6romeit Sc keressek.
Reszeges volt az Greg, olyan
reszeges, hogy el sem tudta KEEP
zelni az estet ital nelkiil, de nap
kozben is bevagott egy fkl pint
palinkat.
Ha jozan volt, akkor szomoru
volt, ha jobb hangnlatba keve-
redett, akkor lelkesen beszelt a
lost cause-r6l Is Dixilandr6l, ha
egeszen reszeg volt, akkor kony-
nyes szemekkel a Kentucky
Home-ot, az Old Jackson
Square-t, meg a Suwanee Rivert
danolta.
Aki egy ideig vele volt, az
szerelmese lett Delnek. A
magnolia fanak, a cotton-blos-
som-nak, meg a deli falvakban
talalhato evszazados pecan fax
max.
Penze soha mem volt Colo-
nelnak, inert ARA soha nem volt
sziiksege.
Csak evente egyszer, majus
elejen oltoztettek hobok jo
ruhaba, csak akkor adtak penzt
a szamara, inert a Kentucky
Derbyn mindig megjelent a Co.
lionel. Aki hobo regen mem latta,
AZ mind tudta, hogy OFT megta-
lalja.
A Derby el6tt ki0ltoztettek
f9lig-meddig rendes ruhaba, 0sz-
szegyijtottek husz-harminc dol
lart a szamara es "megbiztak" !,
hogy jatszon az osszes hob6k
nevkben.
A versefyeii mem volt kozt1nk
a Colonel, akkor az uri tarsasag
tagjai kozt ilt Is sok-sok regi
ismer6se mem sejtette, hogy az
egyik derby napt6l a masikig a
dzsungelekben lakik a Colonel.
Verseny utan - penzt min
dig elvesztette - megjelent este
a Pirate csardaban, Louisville
river-frontjan, ahol a tarsasagot
megtalalta. Valamikor abban a
csardaban az Ohio River kalozai
tanyaztak.
Is kezdte az eletet el6lr6l,
hogy egy teljes evig ne valjon
e1 megint huszonnegy orara sem
a hoboktol.
Es bar penze soha mem volt
a Colonelnak bar penz nem
is maradt volna meg a kezeben,
inert elvitte volna az italra, mind
annyian tudtuk a szamkivetettek
orszagutjan, hogy Colonel Hol-
dennak ketszaz dollar keszpenz
van bevarrva a ruhajaba.
AIT a penzt meg akkor tette
felre, mikor csak a 1ejt6n volt.
Es a penz melle az az utasitas
volt irva egy cedulara, hogy a
holttest&t Virginiaba szallitsak
Is a gyermeke meg a felesege
melle temessek.
Eleteben mem tudta 5ket meg
kozeliteni a Colonel, de AIT tud-
ia, hogy a halott kivansagat ez
a vilag respektalja.
Es olyan nagy volt a hob6k
szeretete Is tisztelete, hogy .
ketszaz dollar toke1etes bizton-
sagban volt akarmelyik dzsun-
gelban, inert ahhoz rabl6gyil-
kos sem nyult volna.
Alaposan meg kell gondolni.
hogy NIT jelentett ennyi penz az
Greg hob6'zsebeben. (Nem a zse-
beben volt, hanem egy ovben az
inge alatt hordozta.
Egy er6sen iszakos ember ezt
. penzt &vtizedekig hurco1ta e
akirmennyire konnyelmii volt,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

st. Elizabeth
Hungarian Orphanage
and Home for Aged
8428 South Street
Detroit, Mich
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20

Fire caused damage estimated at
$500 early today in the garage at
the rear of the home of Sam Ritch,
IT'S Climber street. The garage
and an automobile were damaged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
Saturday H. S.
Cage Scores
LncAL HIGH sCHooLs

shortridzs. Is. Bloomington. @
Warrington indianapolis Is, Roach
Connersville. 81. Cathedral Is.
Broad Ripple, &C. Westhelo. 49,
Culver. a Park. u.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
NEW YORK LIFE HAS
LARGEST YEAR IN 80
Payments Exceed Those of ANY
Other Period.

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The year
1882 was the largest, in payments
to living policyholders and bene-
flciaries, the New York Life Insur-
ance Company has had to date,
Thomas A. B ckner, president, said
today. Total payments we're $685.
00,000 exceeding by S27 600 600 the
largest amount paid in any previous
year.
Income for the year was s407 1885,
904.31 All obligations were met
without the necessity of selling any
securities or borrowing. New invest
ments of SAC, 623, 900 we're made dur
ing the year.
The company's balance sheet
shows assets of S1,974, 076.04143 and
liabilities of ST 1850, 106, 1884. the eX-
cess of assets over liabilities being
$llS. 1853 907.89. This amount of I'M
assigned funds, or surplus. is avail
able for unforeseen contingencies.
Also, there is a special reserve fund
not required by law amounting to
s36,6S0, 70974 and a provisional ap-
portionment for 1888 dividends of
52,059 .28S.
On Dec. 81. cash on hand or in
bank amounted to S27 697 604.74 and
the company owned over $4,000 900
in United States government bonds
and Sl29, 4S6,343.ll in state county
and municipal bonds.
During the year S521,264, 100 of
neE insurance was paid for and the
total of insurance in force at the
end of the year was S7,S41, 993, 200.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
PORKER PRICES
DROP IS CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Glasses Slow With
Lower Trend: VealerS
Move Up.

Hogs were mostly Is cents lower
this morning at the city yards. I'm
derweights were steadiest. The bulk,
100 to 275 pounds, sold for 1855 to
s3.75; 275 pounds up, $3.45 to $3.50;
10 to 100 pounds, s340 to $3.50
Receipts were estimated at 5000
Holdoyers were 80.
In the cattle market slaughter
classes were slow with a lower
tendency. Two loads Of steers sold
for SIS $3.50. The bulk held under
S4.75. Receipts were 600. Vealers
opened steaoy to $3.50 down and
closed higher. Top price was ST.
Calf receipts were 300
Nothing was done in the sheep
market. Indications were lower.
Receipts were 700.
Early bids and few sales on hogs
at Chicago held fully steady with
Fridays average. The bulk of 100
10 240 pounds was bid in at $3.50 to
1855, while early top on 20O-pound-
ers hald at S315. Best porkers were
qouted around $375. Few classes
were slow and inactive. Receipts
were estimated at $1,000, including
1900 direct; holdovers, $500. Cat
tie receipts numbered $4,000; calves,
1000; market around Is cents lower.
Sheep receipts were 10000; market
Is cents off.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
GRAIN FUTURES
HOLD FIRM ON
LIGHT BUYING
Favorable and UnfavorabIe
News Mixed: Wheat
Higher.
BY HAROLD +. RAINVILLE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-Wheat OPP
ened firm. unchanged to i. cent
higher, on the Board OF Trade to-
day on scattered buying. Trading
was very light and somewhat Of an
evenlng-up nature. with the uncer-
tainty Of the house action on prohi-
bition today and a holiday ahead.
Selling was limited Liverpool vas
steady with a good demand and the
far east news bullish. Stocks were
very uneven, somewhat weak. Corn
was unchanged to Is cent higher
with wheat, but oats and rye were
unquoted at the start. Provisions
were dull.
Conflicting factors at present are
the unfavorable outlook for the
winter wheat crop in the south
west. which went without precipi-
tation over the weekend. on the
constructive side and nervousness
over the constant selling attributed
by most traders to the farm board.
leading to unsettlement. Liverpool
was steady at Is to i cent lower at
mid-afternoon.
During the last week nearly
100000 bushels of corn we're
booked to arrive, mostly within the
next five days.
Buying by cash handlers consti-
tutes the major portion of trading
in the oats pit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20

Theta chapter, Phi Beta Sigma
fra ternity will meet at Tuesday at
the Antlers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20

Albert Stump, indianapolis at
torney, will speak on the life of
George Washington at a luncheon
of the Lions Club Wednesday in the
Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
Basketball Notes

tournament for teams Of Marion and
Hendricks counties will get unoer way
viii he piaved in a fortnight schedule
with the titular game on SATURDAY. GOA
prize awards win be given outstanding
PLAYERS Of the tournament
The schedule follows
WEDNESDAY
7 p. M-Brigeport Flyers VS.. Valley
$50 P. M-Flackylle Flashes VS. Uni
84o P M.-Bridgeport Cardinals VS..
$3.50 $50 "i ?. M-Avon VS.. West Newton
Ram0leTS THURSDAY
P. M.-Pittsboro VS.. st. Patricks I'm
7.50 ? M.-Irvington Troians INDIAN
apohs) VS. Plainhed Merchants.
winner of $50 D. m. game "wednesday.
$50 P M-Winner of $40 p. M game
VS.. Winner of $50 p. m. game lWeoneS-
day.
7:sO p. M-winner of 7 p. m. game VS..
Winner of $50 P m game Al C1 = rs Ssn,
vs. Winner OF $50 p. m. game tIhursoay'
SATURDAY
50. M.-winner of Z 30 p. m; game VS..
Winner of $50 p. m. game friday.
Mohawk Mdgets have won their last
four starts, with Donnelly. Day ana
year-old class write Donald Day. l5s
Harrison street. Zion Evangelical
Christamore Hawks and others notice.
Black Bats defeated Plainheld BOYS
School at Plainheld Saturday AZ to 81,
and Will play Lebanon Gold Stars tonight.
Seven hrst round gsmes in the city
Catholic junior tournament were played
SUNDAY a. Holy Trinity. St. Francis De
Sales defeated Assumption, % to ID Holy
Trinity Bearcats trounced St Anthony
Cubs 80 to s. Holy Trinity Juniors noSed
out Sacred Heart II to 10. St. Anthony
No / beat St Patrick 50 to 10. Holy Cross
No / eliminated Cathedral Boys Club. 80
to IS; ST. Philips trounced Joan of Arc
80 to TO- Holy Cross Juniors forfeited to
St Joseph Juniors Semi-hnal and final
holy Trinity.
Christmas Eagles defeated fairfax, 80
to 49, for their twenty-SiXth victory OF the
Eagles. while Woods was best for the
losers Eagles want games in the 1911
year-old class. Call Be HIS.
Indiana Inspection Bureau clinched the
Industrial League title FRIDAY night BY
0rubbine Mars Hill A. c. &C to 81 Hoff-
bauer and McChman lead the Bureau FIVE
with twenty FIVE and eighteen points re-
spectiyely. For games call Martin at Ii.
Christamore Wise owls. girl team
PLAYING in the 1913 class, wants games
With girls ayes PLAYING girls rules. For
Belmont li75. or address MAY Saelley 7o2
North Bell vieu. The team has its own
gym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
YOUNG NEWSPAPER
EMPLOYE is DEAD
Topples From Window of
North Side Home.

After falling sixteen feet to a
concrete sidewalk from window
he had opened early Sunday morn
ing, James P. Boyle, %, of 2151
North Pennsylvania street. died sew
eral hours later at city hospital.
Boyle was found by Mrs. Henry
Burkart, at whose home he lived
when she went to awaken him. She
said he returned home about 2 Sun
day morning. He was wearing his
overcoat when found.
DR.. John A. Salb, deputy coroner.
said death was caused by a cerebral
hemorrhage, which evidently &C.
CURED before the fall.
He was employed at the Indian
apolis Star editorial office and was
a brother of Villas Boyle, former To-
cal newspaper men, who is expected
to arrive here today from New
York.
The body probably will be re-
turned to Lacrosse, Wis, where the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Bowie.
live. Other survivors are Charles,
Leonard, Richard, Walter and Eus-
tace Boyle, brothers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20

Christmas Eagles defeated fairfax, 80
To Is for their twenty-Sixth victory of the
season Pryor and Berry starred for
Eagles while Woods was best for the
losers Eagles want games in the l6-l7-
year-old class. Call Be IT'S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20

Indiana Inspection Bureau clinched the
Industrial League title Friday night by
drubbine Mars Hill A c. &C to 81 Hoff-
bauer and McChman lead the Bureau I'VE
with twenty FIVE and eighteen points, re-
spectiyely. For games call Martin at Ii.
1876.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
MARRIAGE Licenses

Ralph Mattingly. "a. Of s43 Msssachu-
sets avenue, knitter. and Mary Wells.
%. Of 1914 East Ohio street. housevorker.
John W Hennie %. Anderson. inspec-
tor. and Gladys Smith. 30, Of 1881 Sugar
Grove avenue housekeeper.
Arthur Leon Money. %. # Danvilie.
laborer. and Eunice Josephine Thompson,
Is. Of 2407 West Washington street.
Abe Polaski Jr.. 10. Of 952 Elm street.
painter. and Bertha Mae Landers 10. Of
310 South Harlan avenue
Walton Suddith. q. Of SIS Woodlawn
avenue, printing pressmsn. and Violet P.
Whiting 26, Of 440 East Vermont street.
Alvin H. Sloan. "a. Of o4s West Twenty
ninth street. newspaper emplove and Ruth
Marie Jones. 81. OF 1887 West Thirty
second street. inspector.
Marion Hudson Reed. "a. Of BIB East
Tenth street. druggist and Wilma Ann
Wilson. 81. OF GIT Keystone avenue
Marvin Albert Norris a. OF 1884 South
Pershing street. mechanic. and Amelia
LUe Hoagland. 10. OF Ilis South Sheffield
avenue.
Marion NJ Harper. 20. Of s42 South Sen
ate avenue. farmer. and Charlotte Brasel-
ton. 10, of 908 East Seventeenth street.
Linzy Morning. 20, OF Monroe City. farm
er. and Edith Gates. 10. Of Wheatland.
Marlin Riley Haney. zs. Decatur. Mich.
merchant and Arminta Thomas. 40, OF
s5l North Oxford street. seamstress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Feb. 20..-Stocks
opened irregular in a narrow range
today with trading quiet. Stocks
whose companies would profit By
prohibition repeal moved up sharp
ly. Several leading issues in various
divisions lost ground moderately
In the so-called vet group, Owens
Illinois Glass jumped to 37l2, up
IL, while National Distillers was
bid up nearly point to 20@..
United States Steel opened at
26ia, off Is, and fluctuated in
narrow area in the early trading.
Other issues to give ground mod
erately we're American Telephone,
International Telephone American
Smelling, American Can and j. 1.
Case.
Consolidated Gas broke to 46l2,
off =, after opening at ass Direc-
tors meet for dividend action today
and it was believed the rate would
be reduced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
KAUTSKY RALLY TRIPS
GOODYEAR CAGE TEAM

A last half rally after trailing 10
TO IL at the intermission gave
Kautsky a. c. cagers a 36-to-26
triumph over Goodyear Tire five of
Akron, o. in a National League
game here Sunday.
Wooden. Murphy and CHRISTOPHER
were outstanding for the Kautsky
cagers, while Rex Moffett. former
De Pauw star. and Harrigan carried
of top honors for the Goodyears.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
WRAY FLEMING NAMED
PRESIDENT BY EDITORS
Elected Chief of Democratic Asso-
citation at Meeting.

Wray E. Fleming, director of pub
licity for the Indiana State Demo-
cratic committee, was elected presi-
dent Of the Indiana Democratic Ed
itorial Association at the closing
meeting Of three-day advertising
and journalistic conference in the
Claypool Saturday.
Jack Dolan, Hartford City, was
selected treasurer, and other officers
automatically advanced. Frank Fin
ney, Martinsville, assumed post Of
f1rst-vice president: w. c. Minor.
Cannelton, second vice president;
Scott B. Chambers, Newcastle. third
vice-president, and Dean L. Barn
hart, Goshen, secretary.
Fleming served fifteen years with
the Shelbyville Democrat and was
publisher of the Michigan City Dis
patch for one year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens
nesVg breeds over AZ lbs. 10c: Leghorns'
&c, ColoTed sprin,gers, 4 lbs. Up &c: Leg
Tlo orh ana black Y lbs. up. &C.. stays. SC.
LLeehorn stays. Sc: cocks. SC; Leghorn cocks
&C. Csapons, g. lbs. and uD i5c: 8 to
lbs; l3c: to lbs lie: s to 7 lbs. lo,.
under s lbs. Redhesds and Sins. &c
DUCKS. large. white full feathered and
Iat oyer lbs SC: small and colorod
&c Geese. full feathered and fat a.
young guineas. zoe: old guineas 15c Eggs
10. fresh country run eggs &C. PulIet
eggs &c. Each full egg cases must weigh IS
lbs gross. A deduction Of lOc per ID. for
each ID. under IS lbs gross will be made
Butterfat. lac. These prices for healthy
stock free from feed. No sick poultry ac-
cepted. Quoted BY the Wadlev Company
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO, Feb. Eggs-Market. firm
er receipts. II 125 cases; extra frsts. 1871
n l2lzc; frsts. 12df2i4c. current receipts
II izc; dirties l0lzc. Butter-Market. frYa-
er; receipts. 8 494 tubs specials 19019lzc
extras, l3l2c. extra firsts 150lsttc. hrsts
III. dlT24c; seconds. 16i2c: Standards
49, &C Poultry-Market easy: receipts "a
trucks; fowls. l1i26l2i2c. springers lz0
l5c: Leghorns. lie: ducks. II 012c; geese
l0c: turkeys. 10G i4c; ROSTERS. &c; broilers
l5d lsc stays lie. Cheese-Twins. ga n
&c: Longhorns. 994d10itc. Potatoe@On
track. 230: arrivals. 1916 shipments go
market about steady Wisconsin Round
Whites, 70d72izc: Idaho Russets si20Q
l.25; Colorado McClures. sl.35.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

GhECG
$1,000 including s Il 600 directs ali cases
steady with Friday: lsO22O lbs. $1,000
go; top; $50; 10000 lbs. s3.3593.60:
DOWN. D' bulk psct1s most soxs pgj
light lights. 140-l60 lbs, good and choice.
s3.25dS5o; light weight 10000 lbs, good
20O-25o lbs good and choice, s3.45@3.7O;
heavy weights 250-350 lbs, good and
choice, $3.50 $50; packing sows, 275-55O
Slaughter Digs. i0o-ls6 G lbs. GOOD CD and nd
choice $31325. Cattle-Receipts, 1e, 600
Calves-Receipts. 1000; very little done;
relatively scarce steady to Csc lower; very
best medium weight and weighty bulocks
holding up better than lower grades; all
inbetween and lower grade steers ruling
lower; she stock weak to Csc lower; early
top long vearlings. $500; several loads. Sc
@e.5O with not enough done to make a
yearlings; bulls easy; vealers. 25d SOC low
err: slaughter cattle and veaIers; steers
$4,000 lbs, good and choice, s5.500 I:
goU 100 sod oS b good and Ghoice s.
30o-1 500 lbs. good and choice. $40 g.
55o-l 800 lbs. common and medium, $50
as; heifers. 550-75O lbs. good and choice.
47O; cows good. s260G3 common and
medium, 50 40d2 so; low cutter and cutter
81 .65N2 40: bulls (yearlings excluded. good
dunn s235d3; vealers good and choice
s45od4.75 medium, s3.756450; Gull and
common s36375: stocker and feeder
cattle; steers; 5oo-1.o5O lbs. good and
choice s4.50d575: common and medium
s36450 Sheep-Receipts. 30 900: early
market largely at standstill, packers bid
killers fully Csc lower; good to choice
1882 lbs. native lambs. s5d 5.e5: slaughter
sheep and lambs lambs 80 lbs. down
good and choice. $3.50 5.75: common and
medium, 50 75n SIS: 90-9s lbs good and
choice. s5d5.65: 9s-110 lbs, good and
choice. s4.75a SIS: ewes 90-150 lbs. good
and choice. s2G3: all weights common
and medium. S1.25G250
TOLEDO. Feb. 2o.-Hogs-Receipts 225;
market, steady: heavy workers. SO 50d 3 sc;
mixed and hulk Of sales. So 5o6 3 so: pigs
and lights, s3a3.l0: medium and heavies
s3d 40: roughs. s2.25d240 Cattle-Re-
ceipts, LOG: market. steady good to prime
steers. s5ds; fair to choice cows. s2251
3: fair TO good bulls. s2506325; fair to
choice heifers. s4a5:. good to choice
stockers. So 50n4. Calves-Receipts light ::
market, SOC q 81 lower; choice to extra. IS
n $50. fair to good s5Gs. sheep and
lambs receipts. light market, weak
spring lambs. s450G575
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-20
|. u. Runner Wins
Half Mile Test
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Glenn
Cunningham, the Kansas f1ier who
has defeated Gene Venzks. Pennsyl-
vania freshman. twice in the mile.
will test his ability in the 500 meters
Tuesday night against a field of
crack half-milers in the New York
curb exchange meet.
A brilliant sprint enabled Cum
bingham to beat Venzke by ten
yards in the Baxter mile of the New
York A. c. games here Saturday.
Charles Hornbostel, Indiana U.
national intercollegiate half-milc
champion, scored his second con-
secutive eastern victory on the same
card, covering the distance in 1854.