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CALL MONEY GOES LOWER
STOCKS STRONGER WHEN
LOANS DROP TO 8 PER CENT
Will street Operations Demonstrate
Ihnt MnhE TnN-boss sellers Want
Securities Hack.
ny W'ALL.

NEW York. Jan. 2.-I.o,ns wcr.
,,m ai at 10 per cent in Wall street
per cent early in the alteration. Tho
result was a buoyant market. with
The opening was buoyant, with adj
v,anccs, OF from one to three points in
IN. ,ndustriais but the ~puoyancy was
nm'rMiS killed when the renewal rate
on nioncS was announced. Practically
every stock In the list los, al it's ad-
v"n," n sold under the close OF
Wednesday,. II was not un,il money
strong again.
AZ loans 'nadd today carry over to-
Ia no 'ntercs, on stocks bought today
vr tomorrow. II thcy are soIi Mon,!av
rfoirnsiona WaiI Stree, is expecting
opening 90" Monday.
Want Their stocks Dack,
u Is beng dcmoi6trdtcd that q
Efq5S"f nn mo%ny persona who sold s,oGks
back. cvcn ut the risk OF Their ro,n.-
over this yea-. Buying of this char
;t"'er was evidenced in Pennsylvania,
Stce!s. " 49,
American international made n ncv.
n;Sn price Toy the moment To-Day. bu,
was stated on high The that
mere Is no intention on tho part OF
directors to declare a stock dividend,
insiders thini. the stock ia worth
what II 10 selling tor On general
principles.
The spccin:t:cs were particularly
strong. and among the chief Uf these
we're baldwin, Strombcrg Carburottcr
l:namclinS American Paper. Intorna-
tiona! Taper ana Industrial Alcohol.
In each Of these some specific rcnsor
could be found for enthusiasm, bur In
thrm az the general list Their chief
reason !or the advance was tho short
interest and tho rcbuy.nG for the ac-
cunt OF persons who sold for tax-!oss
purposes.
Tobncron Reflect Good Buying.
tho tobacco sccur,t!cs reflected the
continuation OF good buying .or In
lido account. Those stocks are being
AIKEN now bccaugc tho nurctascrS
ieailH want them. This was made
cHidcnt oy the quiet nature of the
puyins. American Tobacco securities.
Ii.tail Stores and Tobacco Products
advanced only Two points each, all
thouRh In such a market as tOday'p
They might easily have been rushed
m AZ once with but little man!pul2-
non. Imp1rtant things in REGARD to
,hc iooaccns Will probably h. forth
'";h'nS IN The near future.
,B.cnusc Of plans under wa for rc-
hH1ustihE the British loan. exchange
MAS "a ,riile stronger toda.. hut rms
mad no effect on tho stock market; bc-
cause very important drastic action
must DC taken IN favor OF Europe d..
i"rc c%chanI: can get back very unlch
rDNruyl. rnrpsIf
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NEW YORK, Jan. @-conSidcrsbiC strCnEtl
was 'na nifra;cj TO-DAY. on. the curb :narke,
II trading. ccutcrcd chiefly in the oils RnG
miniH. shares. indust-ia!s IN only .ina'
volume. we're offered, whtio Tho mining share.
"erc characterized not 90 much by heavy
transfers az by The wide variety az issue.
traded IN. Ono OF Tho features was tin
a,rSnEth OF the Stanuuri oil group which
exhibited gains ranging from Vi, to 10 points
montgomery Ward gained :: point. Radio
common sa!ncd =. while ;hs preferred los,
an equal amount. CuiumbiJ Emerald Su.l
4. point dowa. international Petroleum
closed steady. S!T,ms gained ] point. Nu!-
can "a AMI White Oi! "a.
Tho mining shares gained consistently Wit!
only j Few scattered declines, but without
outstanding: features.
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:dARkETS.

- ~
SEN YORK. Ian G-The nsrkc. Tor coz
Zee futures was ns1lcr today ON -cpo!ta OK
an increasing icma nd AM! buying by houses
WAN. Wall stree, and sa;;on exchange CON
Ecctioas Chich probably reflected the moro
Optimistic View o! peace treaty prospects
snd money rates. After opening ( 70 :
points h!Shc-, ;Ao market showed somc II.
regularity -. q result or scattered realizing.
su, :irm2d ~ Lur!nE iii: afternoon rlci
Mach selling at MSS ana May at $3.50 Q.
about - 20 - i'r.nt> net higher. Tho clos
Wa witiin a point "r. : OF the best. SHOW.
Ing i net advanced o! % 20 = points. Closing
ScptcHahe- and October. 1850.
$40, coffee was reported III moderate de-
man! at Ni, cents Tor RIO 81 and At e:i.
70 =: tor Santos 4. The few cost and
tre!:.ii offers received Were shout unchanged
al y - 1910 London credits 10. Rio IS.
San.H- IS wero quoted at "csj American
credits.
lhs oa:cis! cables showed an advance OF
- :t!S In the lt!u market. hut = decline OF
s-.a.i N the ratio OF Rio exchange on Lon
Goa. Tho santos .po; market was unchanged
with futures - rcis lowe. at 80 rc:s higher.
SrG zt!ian r9rt receipts. p,rp; Jundiahy re-
Cclpts, p.rg,
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WSlnS.l.y. hoyteve.. there were ssles OF
~" ba-a q. Cuban 1roIt az Il. I5C-and-I L
% :?"rlio'. equal - 1873 70, ccntr.:u.gl.
YIN some o. the r"iDlcrs closed uu;.,
!i"!Ii"E ncSt, business ia refined SUGAR wag
'l!:tailci TO ii certain c&tCrt, although
i.!c.at.o"a wers st!ll bc!a: ,naGt by severe!
ot the roi!ngrs with prices ranging all inc
LAY from l":o 10 iSD for iinn STIMULATED
WIN inc movement assuming more norma.
proportion. Receipts 81 raw sugar shout!
Increase materially from now "a AMI In .
lev weeks !; "a believed that cl! rcGnc:.
vii! L." IL! ,hr market and In a posltlou
20 lake care .: all requirements.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

~ s:l,trrrl CIV 90 rtrh,o,., o-
,HA. Tel; and Tel. coav. -. -" ~.
~. tei; and Tel; deb. ss..".......... 80
N..',rit. an iAtcai . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ilDE
ilrit!ah ti.- ,-+57l 81
CANADIAN Pacific 81
central Argentine IS S;i.
chicago Great Western - ... -
Sni,aso H~G.ihwes;ern = ......... "a,
I,tv"iand i!GcGic illuminating ts...... n
IN! NIL. and ST. Paul I;-@ ...... o;
I"ne!n! Farm Loan 49, ............... lu;:
;;Snesrni Farm Loan = :.........y...... lt,'.
~. Ccnr. Railway coll. .-lst Sia...... -
marlborough RAPID Transit is........... go
i:ehiGh, Na!'c!. = .........-..... .nr.
irmnsyiyanls Railway scn. ;........... -
mon 'aCihc - !u
N.rEf9ian Halfway - Observation-Disclosures. -
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COTlON ETs.

NEW YORk,, Jan. 3-.rhe cotton marco
moved renewed strength today. with prices
IN January deliveries which sold at ss.s5 or
W points above Wednesday, closing figures.
May selling at :@5.61 or 81 pointa net higher
;ind the general Hist closed steady at a not
advance OF % TO - points.
Thc trade evidently found nothing In over.
holiday Developments to discourae &c the moro
Optimistic view OF general conditions Thai
liud bcsp In evidence on Wednesday,. J.iv.
egpoo! showed continued strength with the
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PETERSBURG rEA>IT MARKET.

Vis9Io!teH D! EnHsrrs, ItumnlcE 6 Co, Inc,)
Petersburg, Va. Jan. :, irN.
Farmers STOCK. Marlie: t:!n.
S225 per bushr!.
viKGISIAs: Farmers stock. Market a.m.
Fancy Jumbo. M:c to Zoe per ID.
Extra pri!nc. 9iac per ID. !
Smelling Stock. Sc to &c pc. Id.
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NAr.ti. STORES

JACKSONVILLE. tLh.. Jan. :.-Turyen.
tine, ilrm. lGli-: sales. :,a; receipts, 39:t
shipments, 3c5. stock. 1855. iscsIn, steady,
ss!ess, ISL. receipts, l.lsT; shipments, l,iS.i
,.ocH. sl.:s QUOTE; b., y, iG+iM $50: L.
|. 100 100: Is. !n:5nlsSl. NJ, 1870;
:cr: W, g., 2t.GoT"a75; WV, .l:j.
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NEW ORLEANS, Ian. c-nouF,, ere.
stronS. Saicy: Bluc Rose. - sacks, Elf:
receipts. ISL: millcr.. rccr l?;s, an7i. Ci.an
rice. str2u". Sales: ii,ue Tnae. 3eS7 nock"ts.
y % 2 i22, l:an. Per ION. 800; rol!sn, tj.oN.
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t'pued ~nsin,tess. anu tho advance II,
tu'uee" haa heen accompanied by prs.
dl'i'"nS Of up increased demand from
domestic spiuners this month.
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near month scoring SHARP advances ana
the in-rkc, b":c opened ririn "a. au advaHcc
ut 10 to ~ points on Tho active months.
wh!sc August wns - points niEhG'. lfousrE
Win Liverpool! aud other foreign connections
were Eeor huyc!s and there vas q BROADEN
inS commission housS demand. accompanied
by reports that people who had sp!d out
LONG cotton before ihc holidaya were r..
placing their l.ncs Thcrc was enough
realizing :" cause rsnctions "f y :, ~
roin,K durin. The middle Of the day. bus
the ms-h.t rrmcd ui' again during The ar
t"-nprn Oh the cast! rulins % cal! moac".
encouraging Washington sdvic.s ~ to
Peace treaty prospects. and reports g: .
more active spo, demand In the interior.
March s"'d IT $50 AID july - 90. o. about
- to 81 points .ct h!she- on tie Er,!v.'
positions. Closing prices wcs, ) 20 10 point
on from the best undor rcDl!a!nE. Livo.roo.
csh!"F Tcportch that Nanch"stcr was Es..iuE
all tho goods q; could handle. an! tGc sI-
Sapc" IN thcI Liverpool! market wIs A.
~tr!tUtsi 10 LsncsshigI calling cotton. The
large exports were u l.ctD. ~. t.c utter
noon d;anc. H*se. upoun:.rs - ".l'l te."s
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BANK OF ENGLAND'S REPORT
Financial Reserves. Public and PrI,nr,
deposits Show Increase in
Volume.
7 Assoe,nted rrcss.l

LONDON, Ian. 2.--Thc weekly state.
ment OF thc bank OF England shows
the following changes:
iinE. 1i9.oup.
CIrClIat'on decreased. pounds s.c~.
ling. I9y. 400.
Hrliion decreased. pounds sterling,
p,hcr securities increased no,,de
sterling. 2l,JsS, 900.
i'ubl!c d.pOEts iucr.nsen Mounds
st"ri!nc, f.i25, 00G.
ptAcr deposits Increased. mounds
sterling, iT.2.7,ON0.
Notes reserve Increased. ppunng
sterling. soc. 600.
G~uvcrnUncnt securities inr-e,sn3
pounds. sterling, @S,1gI,CNo.
IN" nronortion of the banks reserve
TO liability this week is 9.2O par con-,
last week it WAS il.51 per cent.
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UNITED sTATEs GOVEKSMESr Bo>Ds
SHORT TERM NOTES.

Nm, Tobacco y. Nov. ]. i.23......... :t3n
-NtSlo-i !chcA -. cct- =, Hh-...-...... 80
Armour and GO. -. June IL. lH7 ......... looLy
3f!tth ot-f. Sg". J. ~! .jis
- II aad -. Ioir' T.. Juiy !, lesi........ ~.
,idsh. !,aChing 90 u Ju!f Is. lscs.... loi
looking Va. ~. col. Cr. -. .i.r. !. iS4 50
ia:vo to.! PACKING 20. &. 10 = -. !.-, !i3i
.a1oh Doid Packing 60 - Nov -. 1915 IUi,.
!HESct. ana Myers o.. Dec :. .9li...... S:t
:!V!inr Pow 20 - Sent /. I,2l -. n! :
,lol!r" RIO" % "a Sept lJ5 thlt-
!FHe:n- snd Csnlcic -. Mar. J. ~i.t!.... iplI.
!Eocsor ana ,,s!nb!v =. Mar. ]. i3-.... 1907:
routhtFn Railway bs, MAJ. J. Iss...... "a
swift and Co o.. Aug. II. isel........... o9z
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
Dry GOODS

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Cottqa goods today
were hr!n and quiet. Yarns were firm. Raw
six was higher with fair-iized sales re-
ported a. Yokohama. BuT!aps We're uul.,.
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weckty Cotton Review,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Whila some
what unsettled by advancing money
rates. Inc c"ti"n market made q gen
cEAi. firm shown" during tho hoIiday
week. Business as usual at this sea
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chicago GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Jan. "-llclovS zc!O tcinpc.s-
lures ied To Il rush IN tho corn market 10.
day amt forced UP quotations. The finish,
although unsettled. was L. to - net higher.
with January I.3jas 10 i.%i2 and May l.Ss
10 l.3Sis. Oats gained SO 10 90. In pro-
visions the close varied from 20 cents de.
cline to - cents advance.
The chief incentive for the buying cs corn
was the fact thai the extreme cold weather
was likely TO Increase delay to supplies
needed 70 rcpicnish stocks at terminals. At
the outset uncasincss abou; car scarcity was
also "A decided bul!lsti factor. Besides. there
was talk OF cniarEcd feeding demand. Sub
Heuucntiy, however. reports wero circulated
that Washington authcri,ic" had ordered n
liberal number of empty cars 10 no hurried
from the f;as; 70 help handle, grain on
western roads. ., ,uil in export demand for
cereals tended likewise TO ease the corn
market somewhat tho last part Of the ses-
sion.
Oats We're firm throughout the day. not
withdrawing absence Of Seahoard Inquiry.
Europcan orders were said to have been
iiled for tho time hcinG.
Provisions advanced with hogs and grain.
but i'll the lala dealings lard turned weak.
owing to heavy deliveries ON January con-
tracts. although tho deliveries went into
strong hands.
-
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FINANCIAL
NEW YORK CURE MARKET

LONDON, Ian. liar silver. Sid rr,
ounce. Money. ; rcC ccat. Discount rates
short an! :hrce-nlon;h bills. -, hey cent.
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PRICES OF, f,EEE GIFTS.

Richmond, Va, Jan. =, 1870.
Following are the quotations TO be pub
lishcd daily showing tho Wholesale selling
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OIL

NEW YORK. ian. s-Co..on SEED o. was
h'Ehc- OF aho-; coverings ami supro-: from
retrsrs: Tnc strength in cotton was Il fac
Tor. ~, offerings We're light. Final bid
were 10 10 Il points nct higher, Sale. 1890
barr:iS. Liberal sales df crude have been
made =; - cents. Prime cruIc., 1000; Prime
summer yellow spct, :!.T5; March, .3tj: May.
:2.S1; July, AS. Prime winter yellow and
summer white. nominal.
SUGAR
NEW YORK, Jan. :.-Hcror;s that Grea,
DTiiain had purchased betwecn :5,eN and
tU.CV tons of raw sugar in Cuba recently
toT shipment. 10y January 10 Ut II cents +
o. D. .uoa had a stimuli sing, effect and
in tone, with offerings not being pressed.
ana no new purchases were reported. Lato
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LlVENrOOL. Ian. e.--Co,,on -. III conL
RICHMOND LIVE 500. ,,.aRKEr.

Richmond, Va. Jan. =, 1870.
Market IA.
e:y few cattle here cnd marhc, higher
kinds, lioss. higher. Lambs. higher.
ID Ncals. StcanI; nthcra LulI md ,un.hr
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L :. ship
H'hi.c ON
SinmN i'c,-o. .............
Genera Motors ~ ......
Federal rn
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EICHAnSp r!RuDi CT MARKET.

UF0FN NfHVVuITVGy.
tDy wootson-Cr1.= Co. Ire. EIch-aoaa. Vel
|. s. Fcei Adm i-'-a''n" License No G n?7t
Richmond. Va. Jan. :, i1So
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pcr, movement,

iprt movement.
Minor ro:.s.nse"iT5i.. as. eSaos;., g.
l N;,cc.e:s, :s.e"; espo.'-. ~
T.,ai tsr we9E-nees!r,.. =3:a. export,
ro,sl 70. .eason-neea!p,s, a,ss:,u"; exports,
~:,SoI.si6.
NEW u oN ]toTtsS' ,oi isS. . :a5'' ;na 5Fs Gssri M?s
the market making III beat prices late Ii.
N. day. when 1t a,ooa at gains o: from
meat :or tho dsy ainouniiu; TO 3 to !)
points. Throughout tho session ,he .d:u;.nt
months dis0lnyei more ACTIVITY ana a:-en;th
compated with s. cents as The price OF
m.id!'ms sp"is spot quotations were re-
advanced - points.
tn c;D:n:ns Ens hifheI IN :ssronss To-.
advance was kept Eo!nG by the large on
port movement. ectto! rates for sterling and,
late IN the day. 10y claims Q: n muci, he..
ter spot demand IN the eastern belt ~
ai tines. 10y bn!l!sh trade rcro.,s made
FER a il.m nnder,oa.: There were no very
time. Tn aT.t hu!Sc Ga rricL prices :; 20
q, ao!nts ~ AID toward tho middle OF the
day the gain omou"lcl 20 "b,u: 81 20 ~
points.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. Cotton spo: = sooi
3i.oi; fury midll.ns. 1.n; m.iGiir:. =.!s:
low n,iGdiinG, sal; GOOD ordinary. @@ts, or
64"' .Ain-EIcar: -ecc pts. S..ol, bai.>. ,nrluI.
lng %. 100 American. Futures c!c4cl firm;
3"ng-fy; So; :tSteS. 20; May ssii; .ia1y.
Der. 1905.
eg,s:ssifa s6 5ae 5Ss.; is e6sIs:. H51aa;:ys;;
5000. "om;nSn. b@s5,, MarEoi v e. 'qniii..t.;
3,G~j, crop IL sight, .5.Isi.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16
VAGUE TO KEEP
HAND OFF PERSIA

8 LONDON, June 16.-The council of the
.lsague of nations viii not undertake
mediation between Persia and Russia,
Earl Curzon, the British foreign secre-
Ntary, announced today
He explained the councils decision was
based upon Rusia's promise to withdraw
the bolshevik troops from Persian terri
tory. following negotiations between Mos
COW and Teheran-
Several other wars" of varying size
and Importance are in progress today in
Europe and Asia.
The most important of these conflicts
Z is that raging between the Russians and
the Poles.
|. Gen. wrangel has taken the place of
Gen. Denikin in southern Russia, and is
making war against the bolshevih In
that quarter.
Beginning his campaign in Crimea,
Gen. WTangers forces have fought their
way northward to the Dnieper river, oc-
cupying territory about twice the size OF
&Crimean in extent.
Turkish rebels in Anatolia, who are
8 conducting guerilla warfare against the
allies are attacking the French near
4 Heraciia, in AnatOlia.
Greek troops and Turkish rebels are
at grips in Thrace.
i Greek forces. supported with machine
A<ehs, attacked and dispersed a Turkish
&bSnd near Kuleli-BurCaS.
ProclamatiOnS have been issued by the
Greek army of occupation in Thrace'
Threatening instant death 10 all Turkish
rebels who are captured.
Albanian Nationalists are on the war
path against the Italians.
According to Rome advices, quoting
the Epoca the Albanians are massing for
another big attack against the Italian
army Of occupation in Albania.
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day. wednesday and Thursday morn
inos from q to 10 o'cIocl-

day. wednesday and Thursday morn
ings from to i o'clock.
Mrs. Neu. or an assistant, viii be in
charge of the work at all times.
Donations of old linens are solicited
by the association for use in making
bandages and surgical dressings.
In discussing the needs Of the asso-
citation in order 10 continue its work,
Mrs. W. W. Thornton, chairman of pub
licity. said that the association is bad
~ in need Of an automobile.
I'VE hope" she said. chat some gen
erous mems club Of the city or some
philanthropic person will find it con-
venient to present a car for the use Of
the nurses.
An automobile for transportation pur-
poses would at least save an enormous
amount of car fare, in addition to the
time consumed in the slow transit Of
street cars.
Last year the nurses car fare was
S1,142 65." she said.
Mrs. Henry +. Haywood is president
Of the organization: Mrs. W. y. Thorn
ten, chairman of the publicity commit
tee. and Mrs. George c. Hut, acting
treasurer.
In addition to its nursing services
the association supervises ths nursing
Of the Infants Welfare organization ard
gives assistance to the CAildreu's AiO
society.
1t also gives nursing service to pa
irons OF 4 life insurance company and
number OF industrial associations.
The chief support the association has
had in the past has beap !rOm member
ship fees AMI its sh$re IN the War
Chest.
Endowment plans have been discussed
out have never been put IN operation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16
PUBLIC NURSES
PLANNING WORK
By KATHLEEN M'KEE.

In order to cope with the prevalent
maladies Of the summer months the
Public Nursing association is organic
ing a number Of units composed Of
graduate nurses to work in homes where
competent nursing care could not other
wise be procured.
The association either renders free
service or, if the family can afford it,
charges 4 nominal fee.
At the present time the staff is COM
posed of eighteen trained graduate nurses.
Miss Mary Crist is acting superin-
tendent of the organization.
The nurses are assigned to their work
/ every morning.
Hourly nursing, which was abandoned
during the month of Nay on account Of
an insufficient staff, has been resumed
this month, since the staff has been re-
cruited to its full strength.
We hope this fall, said Miss Ethel
B. Clark. superintendent of the Nurses
Framing School at the Robert W. Long
Hospital. and director in the Public
Health Nursing association, TO have 4
very large staff Of nurses.
ssThere is room in the public nursing
4 STAFF for several more efficient nurses
young women who have worked with
the association have found the expe
rience most valuable.
I'VE are hoping TO obtain for our or
ganization some Of the fine material re
Gently graduated from the various train
eIAE schools Of Indianapolis"
In order to have a good supply Of
surgical dressings and sick room sup
plies, such as are needed in nursing,
sewing department has been opened in
room q, Baldwin block, under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. c. T. NeU
The work is similar to that of the Red
Cross and Mrs. Neu urges women to
spend any time they can spare helping
the association.
The supply room will be open Tues
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Wyckoff Sees Danger
of an Ice Famine

Efforts are being made today to reach
an agreement whereby Indianapolis Ice
dealers will not ship Ice from the city
during the summer months.
According to Stanley Wyckoff, fair
price commissioner, there is danger of an
Ice famine.
Mr.. Wyckoff has before him the petit
ton Of ice dealers for approval the plan
to increase their prices.
Manufacturers and dealers have asked
for an advance of 10 cents a hundred
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16
Stage and Screen

Francelia Ellington has the task Of
winning the heart of rough and tumble
Tom Mix in Desert Love"
Tom in this movie is "One Quarter
Apache" who is determined to wipe
out a gang of cattle rustlers.
Mix has the support Of Eva Novak,
Lester Cuneo, Jack Curtis and Charles
French.
This Mix picture opened at the AL
hambra today for the rest Of the week.
\ i
The lineup of movies that continue to
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flicker today are: why Change Your
wife7" at the English's; Olive Thomas
in "The Tlapper" at the Colonial; THE
Flame of Hellgate." at the Isis; Neg
looted Wives" at Mr.. Smiths; Franklyn
Farnum in THE Desert Rat" at the Re-
gent, and Girl of the Sea" at the Ohio.
IL IL T.
Summer vaudeville continues at the
Lyric, Kcith's, the Broadway and the
Rialto.
IL IL j.
Polly With Past" is the current
Offering Of the Stuart Walker Players
ut the Murat.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16
But They Didn't
Raid Indiana Ave.

Six young men who were alleged to
have been shooting dice on the sidewalk
at West and South streets last night, are
scheduled to appear before Judge Pri.ch-
ard il city court this afternoon.
Those arrested gave their names as
James McKeever, % years old, 43S West
South street; William Corridan. p. 523
Abbott street; Ed Sullivan, 419 South
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16

Missouri street: John Rockford, Is. 456
Abbott street; Ray Ward, IT, Al West
Merrill street, and Blanchard Evans, a,
500 Kentucky avenue.
No raids were made on any OF the
gambling dives on Indiana avenue last
night by the morals squad
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16
Five Canoes Stolen
at Riverside Club

Five canoes are missing today.
The boats are the property of Harry
Nicou, and have been stolen from the
Riverside Canoe club during the last
three weeks, he told the police today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-16

pounds on the retail price. bringing the
price up to 60 cents a hundred pounds.