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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
SIROTA PODIIRADSKYCH
Roman.
Napisala TEREZlA vANSOvA.
Roman.

jom darmo cakala navrat
mileneho otca; uz udatnost'
jej klesla, uz bola ma tom,
ze pojde no hl'adat', vyberie
sa mu v dstrety, ked' znovu
zavznel ma ulici prenikavy
.vykrik: ts.hori!''
Vybehla napakana ma uli-
GU; tam znovu shanali sa pu-
dia v tmavej, len tn i tn osl-
nujucim bleskom osvietenej
noci, podobajuc sa viacej pri
seram, nez ludskym podo-
bam.
Vykrikla. Ziar, ME ziar
blesku, ale plamen vzrasta-
juceho poziaru, ktory prave
vybuchnu 20 stavlsk, prina-
lezajlcich fch domu, oslepil
jej oko a ohromil ma okamih
jej myself. Ich dom v plane
nj otec jej ME je donna!
Odrazu slahol znovu roz-
zureny vichor a plamen o.
pustil smer svoj a sibnul d'a-
lei ma pravo, zasiahnuc TAX
to pribytky susedne. Zdalo
sa, ze dom Podhradskych
boil zachraneny zazrakom a
ei inym ucinkom; - "a to
ale skoro boil cely rad do
NOV hlavneho namestia v
plameni. Viola spytovala sa
sama seba, Go robit', co bra
nit? Neodvazila sa obratit'
sa ma okolo stojacich, v
mnozstve ktorych ztratila sa
a ztratil sa jej strach. Ma
pablo jej, ze predsa nesmie
stat ami ona necinne a must
hi 'adiet' nieco zachranit' .
- vybehla tedy hore schod-
mi S tym umyslom, aby 81
branila este Go nome pred
hroznym zivlom, ked' stretls
sluzku, neslcu cele imanie
svoje ma rukach dolu. Viola
sa zastavila.
"Neboj sa," - riekla ku
nej - "Niet pre- mas nebez-
pecia viacej!"
No ia odpovedala len hnev
livym pohl'adom, a pona-
hrala sa dolu schodmi. Viola
zastala udivene a divala sa
"a chvil'ku "a nou; - IRA
zu zdalo sa jej, ze vidi stat
v chodbe cloveka. V myslien-
Ike, re je to navrativsi sa O.
tee, nahla sa viacej dolu
poznala k svojmu nemalemu
prekvapeniu Mikulcika. No
jej podivenie vzrastlo, ked'
videla, ze ma prehodend ce-
stovnu kapsu u boku a je L.
pine obleceny ako ma cestu.
No nemala casu rozmysl'at';
pri prvom blesku rozoznala
zas druheho bliziaceho sa
cloveka v chodbe, a to bol
konecne jej mileny otec. Ia
budla ma Mikulcika, zabudla
ma veci, ktore mala chranit',
s vykrikom radosti sbehla do
lu a vrhla sa v jeho narucie.
"Tys' to, Violka?" zvolal
memo otec a objal v spechu
dievcatko k nemu sa tuliace.
"Vsak 81 sa vel'mi nal aka
la?"
''Nie tax vel'mi, otce, -
ale ty, Boze moi, saty tvoie
su spalene a mokre; zkade
ides?'
"Hasil som, diet'a mole, a
este idem, prisiel som len
pozriet', ako to vyzera tn
No, my nemame Wac coho
sa bat, a preto ostan tn a
chovaj sa tisko, kym pri-
dem!'
"Nechod', otce" - prosilo
dievca - "darmo uz tam
budes hasit -
Muslin, diet'a mole, tam
som potrebny, posl1chni a
ostan doma!"
ia tiez idem s tebou, o
nina sa neboj; zamknem
| chyzu i branu a idem 8 te-
bou" a nesakajuc odpo-
vede, vybehla znovu hore,
/ .I .y,-z l1. 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
(Pokracovanie.)

"A tie jeho rlhave reci a
hrozby kazdeho utvrdia v
tel mienke, ze je Podhrad-
sky clovek. zly a pomstychti-
w. Vcera ze povedal niekde
v krcme pri kartach, ze sa
nahl'adia radni pani, co sa
stane, jestli mu ziadost' o
predlzenie terminu odmrstia,
a ze ved' v Ihlovci skoro bu-
de behat' po strechach Ger
veny kohlt.''
mo, no, este SINE al my
tu!' - ozvaly sa hrozive
hlasy. - ..~.
"A dnes povedal - a ma
to jest svedok, re mas vset-
kych znici do zniku!"
Ako vidiet', Mikulcikov
zpravodajca rychlo refero-
val.
Dobromysel'ny pekar u
znal "a dobre, prvy opustit'
javiste a poberal sa dolu; ci
uz al on je presvedceny o
vine Podhradskeho?
Ia MIN pomaly a rozhor-
Gene opust'ali susedia dvor
a ulicu melody, vrhajuc este
zurive pohpady v stranu, kde
byval upodozrievany podpa-
Fac.
Pomaly ubiehal den; me-
st'ania udalost'ou touto Wy
rusenf z kazdodemeho "a
mestnania chapali sa zas
prace, tym Wac, ze hrozive
mraena st'ahovaly sa ma OBJ
zore a tax nejeden hospo-
dar ponahlal sa dostat' ho-
tovy krm pod ochrannu sire
chu.
K veceru .strhnul sa prud-
ky victor, shanajuc oblaky q
cele spusty prachu dvihajdc
sibal do ulfc a oblokov.
Viola bola znepokojena
popoludnajsou udalost'ou, o
ktorej rozpravala jej Zuzu-
Ia, vynechajuc dost' setrne
upodozrievanie, ktore kyda-
Ii ma jej otca. Zuzka bola
sice V porozumeni Mikul-
cfkom, no neznala, re je je-
ho nastrojom, ktory sldzi,
kym je treba, potom ale je
zahodeny. Ze sl'uboval jej
Casio, ze 81 ju vezme, neve-
del nikto, acprave to tusili
susedia, zasvateni do Zuzki-
nych intimnych zalezitosti.
No, ze ona tomu pevne We
rila, dokazovala jej dovera
k felciarovi, ked' mu vopred
oddala cele imanie svoje;
usporeny najom cd piatich
rokov. Ako vidiet', vladnul
Mikulcik v til chvil'u peniaz-
mi, o ktorych len on sam We
del najlepsie, jako su mu
vel'mi potrebne.
Zuzula obstaravala vseli-
20 okolo kuchyne. Viola po
pocutf neblahych noviniek u
tiahla sa do izby ku svojmu
zelenemu hodvabu. Nemohla
sa oslobodit' cd myslienok a
obavy o zivot svojho otca.
Preco nechodi domov? Kde
je? Preco tax odisiel? Preco
nepovedal jej, kan ide, a a.
kym ciePom?
Sparny, dusny, julovy ten
to den chylil sa ku koncu.
"A ako vsetky ukazy zvesto-
valy, NAL zakoncit' sa burli-
wynn sposobom. Bezuzdny vi
chor buracal ulicami a zohy-
nal slime stromy, re temer
dotykaly sa vetvami zeme,
sibal prachom a listim do OBJ
lokov, ktore kazdy usiloval
sa pozatvarat' elm najpev-
nejsie. Zvuky vecerneho zvo-
ma akosi desne tajuplne
dorazaly ma ucho nejedneho
zostraseneho obyvatel'a, kto-
~ sa prazdnymi ulicami do
NOV ponahl'al a nejedna
xbozna dusa spomenula 81
ma jedinu pomoc ochranu
v casoch podobnych, zdviha-
SISc 1rolr,, l. roL,, lido noSf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
Cd mas zziien
Ctene citatel' ky!

teraz 81 idem oddychnut'.
A jakosi ma t'aha, aby som
81 isla trochu pobesedovat'
do toho nasho krdzku. Nam
dprimnd radost', ze mas je
vse Wac. Prihlasme sa vse-
tky, co SINE "a taky krlzok,
ktory nam moze byt' len k
dobru, v ktorom moline 81
poucenim hl'adiet' usnadnit',
zjednodusft' tie nase donna
ce prace, aby SINE sa necitily
otrokynami, ale panovnicami
nasich domacnosti, aby nam
Gin Wac casu ostavalo pre-
nasho 'konicka" a pritom a.
by dom a zdravie rodiny ne
utrpely.
Konickom volame tie pra-
ce, to vyrazenie, ktore su
nam najmilsie a robia nam
skutocnd radost'. Pri takych
pracach neustaneme, ale sa
obcerstvime, zabudneme ma
obtacajuci mas svet a zijeme
nacas vo svete svojom. Ia
kymi konickami su ma pri-
klad vselijake ruene prace,
cistota a poriadok v dome,
sbieranie vzoriek, pisanie,
citanie, zahradnicenie, sbie-
ranie vselijakych nerastov,
starozitnosti, naradia, zna-
mok, malieb a inych podob-
nych milych veci, ktore 81
mozeme VOLT kazda dl'a
svojej vole. Vsetky potrebu-
jeme nejakeho konicka, kto-
ry mas zachrani cd nudy.
Niektori pudia sa posmieva-
ju tymto zvykom, ze naco su
tie nasbierane veci. Ma til o.
tazku sa m0zeme len usmiat'
a odpovedat', ze nato, naco
je vsetko ostatne ma svete.
Napiste mile citatel'ky, co Wy
tax rady robite, Go je vasim
konickom? Pisme vsetky!
Pravda, nutit' nikoho nemoz-
no a potion ziadna nutena
robota ami mila ami dobra
nebyva. Ale maly by SINE pi-
sat vsetky a ucit' jedna
druhu systemu a prakticno-
sti a vsetkemu dobremu. Mo-
ia stara mama hovorievala !:
"Vsetci l'udia vsetko vedia,
ale jeden clovek nemoze vse-
tko vediet'." Toto vedeli ME-
len start pudia, vedia to i te-
rajsi. Medzi nami zenami je
dost' znamenitych kucharok,
ktore nam mozu svojimi We
domost'ami usnadnit' nase
kucharske t'azkosti, tiez do
brych gazdin, ktore vedia
natiahnut' dollar ma skoro E.
Ste raz tax vel'ky. Tieto mas
mozu poucit' o ich umeni, a.
ko mono z mala vynst' a a.
by vsetko bolo O. K. Potom
ktore rady rucne prace
robia a opfsu nam ich krasu
a umeleckost', ze mas len tax
napina najst' chytro trochu
casu a zaciat' 81 nieco kras-
neho. Zahradnicky, ktore
skoro kazdej rastline rozu-
meju, tie nam Ease vysvetlia
priciny, preco niektora rast-
lima sa nam nedari. Ked' sa
takto spolocne budeme pou-
covat' - budeme blizsie k
dokonalosti. Ked' kazda po.
vieme, co dobreho a uzitoc-
neho vieme, budeme vsetky
vediet' Wac. Ucit' sa je kaz-
demu cloveku najmilsfm ma
svete. ...-.
Nedavno som citala jednu
cinsku myslienku, ktoru vam
tn odpisujem: "Kde ma srd.
ce hl'adat' mier? Me v bo.
hatstve a ME v radovan.
kach, ktore ked' trvaju dlho
unavia mas a sytost' sa meni
v odpor. Vo vel'kych me.
stach tdzime po odpocinku
po vel'kych slavnostiach, pc
tichosti. Len mddrost' clo
vek miluje tym Wac, Gin
d'alej v nej pokrocil."
| ia myslim, ze tato mu
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% Sale Suburban Property

BE SURE-Of your title. Demand IN alb
stract prepared bY UNION TITLE co.
i55 z Market-st. Union Title Bldg
LYNNHURST- DR-10 acres s rooms, ga
rage. barn: $1,000 down. $40 mo. MILLER
RI-3962
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Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase of the following materials
will be received by the Chairman Of the
state Highway Commission of Indiana, at
his office on the third floor. State House
Annex, l02 North Senate Avenue, Indian
apolis: Indiana, until 200 P. NJ on the
oath day Of June. 1885. at which time they
will be publicly opened and read:
Invitation No. 3963-1 Stationary Air
Compressor F. o. B. Indianapolis
Invitation No. 39645Quantity Of Plv.
mouth Parts F. z. B. Indianapolis.
Invitation No. 3965-36i 900 Gallons
Road OIL sc del'd on various roads in the
Invitation No 39s6-ouantity of Wire
Fence for State Highway Garage at War
saw.
Invitation No 3967-sOo Tons No. a
Crushed Aggregate F. o. B Plainneld or
del'd on State Road 267. between Plain
field and Mooresville.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
fcations will be furnished free upon re-
quest.
The right is reserved by the Chairman
to reject any or all bids, or to award on
any combination of bids that in his judy
ment is most advantageous to the State
of Indiana.
OF INDIANA
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S W A PS

TO ADVERTISERS-Each sd appear-
ing in this column is listed IN The Times
Swap Bureau directory Tor sixty DAYS
free OF charge Your swap" ad Will
receive a special rate of seven DAYS for
the price OF FIVE and four DAYS for the
cost Of three Call RI-555l
WILL swap SIS to 500 for clean 30 Ford
or Chevrolet. CH-3962-J.
so" sos E. . ssf 1dSt WA-iI55. w
~ ia-TON Model trucks. For sale or
trade. 55l Grande-av. from 42OO w.
Michigan-St.
PRINTING-For u cash and what? Rea-
sonabe; work guaranteed. BOYD
PRINTING co. LI-3963.
NATURES Minerals for Health. Call RI
1861 for particulars. 1877 E. Ohio-st.
CASH for 80. "a Ford or Chevrolet. q
1880 '''NN 49,
INTERNATIONAL u tons. good
mechanically. tires. new paint. excellent
coal or ice body; sl95. or what? 53l
Virginia Av.
DE SOTO-'29 sedan. for equity in later
midel. Pay difference. After 5 D. m.
1923 Ststion-st.
PONTIAC 1928 coach. A No. l. trade for
anything of value. 39l5 E. lOth-st
WARDROBE TRUNK. IS; gasoline lamp,
lamp. for car. HA-0401-R.
LATE 80 Grsham-Paige 4-door sedan
Trade equity for cheaper car. furniture
or what9 407 E. Ohio
PRIVATE PARTY sell 80 Ford coach.
Extra good throughout. $3.50. Can ar
range terms. 800 Cole. $4,000 vest.
RADIO SERVICE-Trade for bed or what?
HE-2ll6 Evenings
2-PIECE overstufed suite. Makes bed.
Just recovered. for small one or smooth
top range. 1873 S. 10th. Beech Grove.
UMBRELLA TENT. 9xs, goqd e eng
TO TRADERS-If YOU can not rnd
what YOU desire in the ads IN this
column, call the Swap Counter. Rl-555l
and We will attempt to arrange traoe
for YOU from Swaps advertisements pre-
viouslY published There Is no charge
for this service
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In the estate of Emma r. Barnhill. De-

In the estate of Emma R. Barnhill De-
ceased.
BY virtue of an order of the Marion
Probate court. subject to its approval, the
undersigned administrators OF the state
the hour of 2@oclock P M of the 18th
day Of June, 1885. and from day to day
thereafter until sold, offer for sale at
private sale at No. 1908 North Delaware
Street, in the City of Indianapolis, In
diana. furniture and household goods be-
longing to said estate.
SAID property will be sold for cash and
for not less than the full appraised value
thereof.
JOHN C. BARNHILL, JR
ORREN E. SMITH
Administrators OF the Estate of Emma
r. Barnhill deceased
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,wAY. ms. 2 Or 3-Toom apart
s. clean. desirable completely iur-
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1z3o Beautiful 1-room
r1rf ard tscE enhance
~ n~ftrral GARAGE
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1871 nicely furnished
rIrE I1 kitchen next bath. private en-
s---A~ uT-rr-E
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81 Wanted TO Trade

GOOD HOME - Equity. $3.50; mtg. $685.
or trade for B. & L. Stock. RI-2I31.
REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE
KIRK MCKINNEY CO.. INC
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DANIEL J. O'NEILL JR.
Cifv C1erk
NOTICE 10 TAxPAYERs

Notice is hereby given TO taxpayers of the
City of Indianapolis that the Common
Council now has pending before IL Appro-
priation Ordinance No. 20 1888. appro-
priating from the unappropriated and un-
expended balance of the general fund for
the year 1884. the sum of 81 600 90 TO the
Department Of Public Safety Office Adj
ministrati ton budget Item 5-current
Charges Fund 53-Refunds Awards and
Indemnities. and fixing a time when ths
same shall take effect.
The above described ordinance is due
to come up for passage at the next regu-
lar meeting Of the Council to be held on
the 18th day of June 1898.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined. any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal 70 the
State Board OF Tax Commissioners Tor
further and final action thereon by ming
petition therefor with the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten days AFTER salo
appropriation has been made by said COM
mon Council and the State Board OF Tax
Commissioners will hx date for nearing
in this county.
Citv Of indianapolis this 4th day OF Juns,
1907 DANIEL J. o'NEILL JR.
City Clerk.
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p unfurnished Apartments

Arm. BATH. si7sc
1897 steele-st- C A. HUFF RI-e3ss
RMS bath. Frig. util. SIS
The Meridian. ". Michigan-st.
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ATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
JAMES n. ADAMS Charm IN
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOtlCe Is neTeDy given 10 taxpayers OF
the City Of Indianapolis that the Common
Council now has pending before it Appro-
priation Ordinance No 49, 1895. creating
and establishing in the Department OF
Public Safety City Market budget, Item 2
Services Contractual, Fund 26-Other
Contractual and appropriating thereto the
sum Of 100000, also appropristing the
sum OF 100000 to City Market budget,
Item Properties. Fund 72-Equipment.
Both of said sums to be appropriated out
Of the unexpended balance of the general
fund of 1894 and fixing a time when the
same shall take effect
The above described ordinance is due TO
come up for passage at the next regular
meeting Of the Council to be held on tho
nth day Of June. 1885
After said appropriations have been de-
termined any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
the State Board of Tax Commissioners for
further and final action thereon by filing
petition therefor with the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten days after said
appropriations have been made by said
Common Council and the State Board OF
Tax Commissioners will fix a date for
hearing In this county.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City Of Indianapolis this 4th day Of June.
1885.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Administrators OF the Estate of Emm.
r. Barnhill. deceased
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90 Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL

HUDSON BROUGHAM-Moto No 474234.
Will be sold for storage charges amount
ing to SIS on June &c at 10 a. m. MRS.
HARDESTER. 927 w. 27th-st
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Paperhanging
Paper Cleaning

PAPERHANGING. cleaning. painting plsst-
q patching: bricks and block work. j.
STOLZ CH-r7qe
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Efficiency Apt. $3.50
Large living room pullman diner. Frig .
utilities 1880 n Illinois
ADDISON " 17a-Cozv rooms. bath.
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kitcheueffe bath fricidaire- utilities
ianifnr service BE-0fif-M.
MONTCALM. 1915 rooms hath. heat.
water raraEe furnished SIS TA-i5ia
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Evening star., 1935-02-25
UTILITIES RESIST
DECLINE IN STOCKS
Keep Fairly Firm Tone, but
Others Join in General
Recession.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
ssociated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, February 25.-With
the exception Of the utilities, which
were fairly firm, stocks generally
pointed lower in today's market ses-
sion. Consolidated Gas, Public Serv-
ice of New Jersey and American Tele-
phone got up fractionally, along with
National Distillers and Case. Losers
of fractions to around a point, how
ever, included Union Pacific, Santa
Fe, U. S. Steel and American Sugar
Refining. The late tone was irregu-
lar. The turnover approximated $780,
900 shares.
Shares of Consolidated Gas, Public
Service of New Jersey, American Water
Works, North American and American
Telephone advanced fractionally; East
man Kodak got up a point and Loew's
firmed. At the same time, losers Of
fractions to around a point included
United States Steel common and pre-
ferred, Bethlehem common and pre-
ferred, Case, First National Stores,
American Beet Sugar, Chrysler, Mont
gomery Ward, Westinghouse, South
Puerto Rico Sugar, Union Pacific and
Santa Fe. A point gain was registered
by United States Smelling and United
Fruit.
Some of the hesitancy in stocks was
attributed to the trouble the admins
tration is having with Congress on its
work-relief program. 1t had been felt
in some quarters that the appropria-
ton of nearly $4,000, 100000 to reduce
unemployment would necessarily ex-
pand buying in numerous lines and,
consequently, add to earnings.
Evening star., 1935-02-25

NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, February Is (P).-Bar
liver steady and unchanged at 553s.
Evening star., 1935-02-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO; February 20 QR.-Poultry.
live, IA trucks; firm. Hens. 5 pounds and
under. 10; more. than 5 pounds, 17Ia;
LeghoIn hens, hem l5ia; Rock fryegs, 22a22h;
90; Leghorn, l41a; Rock broilers. 22h;
colored 2212;. barebacks, 16a1s; Leghorn.
81; roosters: .14K; hen turkeys. 21; pouns
toms. 10; old; IL: No. 2: a; ducks: Az
pounds up: 20; small, II; geese. IA; ca
Dressed turkeys. quotations discontinued
United States shipments. Saturday. 1928;
sunday, "a; steady; supplies liberal; de-
hundredweight: Wisconsin round whites.
U S. No. l. -721a; unclassified. 60; Idaho
Russets. U. s. No. /. 1.50a6Q; commercial
grade. 1.30; Michigan Rurals. U. s. No.
Butter. 1906: weak; Creamery, sps-
cials (93 score). 331aa34; extras l92). 33;
S9J. 32a32A; seconds (86-87)., 31a31 "A;
standards 900 centralized carlots). SO
Eggs, io.37S; weak. Extra firsts. 23a24;
fresh graded lrsts. 221aa23h: current re-
ceipts, % Egg sales. current receipts
2e5 cases. 22N; ATS cases. %.
Evening star., 1935-02-25
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
CHICAGO, February 25.-Infuenced
to a considerable extent by big de-
crease of 3,147,000 bushels in the
United States visible supply total,
wheat values developed firmness late
today.
BY the new decrease, aggregate do
mestic stocks of wheat in sight were
brought down to 81 1886, 900 bushels
against 103,215, 900 bushels year ago.
Anxiety persisted regarding unfavor-
able crop conditions Southwest.
Wheat closed steady, unchanged to
"a higher, compared with Saturdays
finish; May, 97a97s; corn unchanged
to u of, May. 8114as43s: oats, haA
advanced, and provisions varying from
2 cents decline to 5 cents gain.
Evening star., 1935-02-25
LEAD OUTPUT RECORDS
DECLINE IN JANUARY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Lead
production in the United States dur
ing January amounted to 30,674 short
tons, compared with 37,217 in De-
cember and $4,000 in November, the
American Bureau of Metal Statistics
reports.
Lead stocks at the end of Janu-
ary totalled 231, 1898 tons. against
235,457 at the end of December and
1929 at the end of November.
Shipments in January were 34,164
tons, against 34,608 in December and
81, ,762 in November.