davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
PREDZVEST VOLEB - SAZ-
KY MA JEDNOTLIVE
KANDIDATY.
z pfedvolebniho ruchu. -
Dnesni listy z>znamenavaji
jiz prvni sazky, podnika-
ne v dolennim meste.

Ze zvolen bude plukovnik
Carmi A. Thompson sazeno V
pom6ru 100 k rs. Sazky cineny
ze Thompson zvitezi 100000
hlasy g re bude miti Cuyaho-
ga okresu vetSiny vubec. Sa-
zeno jest, re projde dodatek,
dovolujici vyrobu piva a leh-
cich vim.
Kongresnik Theodor E. Bur-
ton zahaiil kampan pro znovu-
zvoleni V %. distriktu vcera
politickou reci v Lakewood, V
ktere poukazoval, re president
Harding celiti musel vetsim
problemum nez-li president
predesly, Wilson, hlavne urov-
navanim neshod prumyslu
dolovacim.
Demokraticky okresni hlav-
nj stan zapocal vcera tichou
akci, ktera ma "a ucel zaopa-
tfiti penize. Prislusnici stra-
ny jsou vyzyvani dopisy, ably
mansimi obnosy pomohli v ma
stavajici Rampant.
Pred Zenskym Mestskyn
Klulbem objevili Sc vcera kan.
didati ma Trad okresnich komi.
saru, z nichz o potrebach o.
kresu mluvili Jerry Zmunt
rep; Charles Kamp, dem.; j.
F. Goldenbogen, rep; a w. L.
Webster, socialista. z recnikG
primlouvali Sc nekteri za od-
stran6ni krizovatky u Garfield
parku Imunt pozadoval roZ-
mnozeni fondu pro dobrocinn6
ucele.
Do Clevelandu prijede 30.
riina z Illinois senator McCor-
mick, ably zde pomahal repu-
blikanske Rampant velkou po-
litickou reci.
Byvaly souGce w. D. Meals
statni senator A. H. Day,
mluviti budou ma prvni repu-
blikanske Rampant schulz jiz
teto soboty vecer We Western
Reserve Clubu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
MAYOR MA VYZVEDNE CE.
STE MA ZAVODISTI v
MAPLE HEIGHTS.

CastejSim hostem ma zavo-
dist Maple Heights byl ma
yor Kohler, jenz byv tazan,
zda take 81 ma konicky vsadi,
odpovedel zaporne a podobne
odbyl jineho tazatele, jenz Sc
ptal, zda jest vdbec milovni-
KEN koni. "Nic takoveho,"
odpovedel mayor, = "chodim
sem, jen abych Sc presvedcil,
kdo vlastne dostihy navstevu-
je, ida take meststi zamest-
nanci pax bych rad vedel,
kolik jest zde mestskych auto
mobilG. Zde jest k tomu We
lice vhodna prilezitost."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
Patronat Ceske Ne
delni Svob. Skoly a
detskych besidek ma
Broadway dovoluje
81 oznarniti ctene ve-
rejnosti, ze rozhodl
Sc usporadati v Ces.
Narodni Sini
B Az AR
We prospech skoly
dine Is. a 10. listopa-
du roku 1922.

Mali Sc tento podnik, jehoz
vynos venovan bude dcelu talk
vyznamnemu, setkati $ plnym
zdarem, jest nevyhnutelno, ably
Sc mu dostalo nejsirsi podpory
Geske vefejnOsti.
Ia tim ucelem volame k Vam
co osved6enym pfiznivcim ce-
ske skoly a zadame, byste nam
teto nutne podpory neodepreli.
Ctsnym spolkIm byly roze-
slany sbsracir listing, Sc zadost-
mi o sebe mensi podporu finan-
chi aneb take darky budou vi
tany. Dale dovolujeme 81 ozna-
miti ctsnym panIm obchodni-
kGm, ze bude vyslan vybor Sc
sbsracimi listinami a ktery SOU
casns pozada o mensi darky.
Doufame, ze nam vstfic vyjde-
te a TAX pOmIzete nasi skole,
ktera nutns potfebuje rychle
pOmOci.
Pamatujte, drazi pfatele, ze
co pro skolu Geskou nase spoil
ky u6ini, pro sebe same cini.
Zmsnsne pomsry v teto zemi
vyzaduji ma mas, abychom sve
skOlstvi CO MONA zdokonalili,
nebot' 6eska skola, tot jediny
reservni fond na:ehO zivota
spolkOveho.
Financni Diary zasilejte ma
adresu tajemnika. Darky vsc-
ne ma adresu pani Chmelikove,
46O5 Car Ave.
v doufani, ze nevyzni nase
zadost ma prazdno, a re vsich-
nj podate nam pomocne ruky v
zalezitosti TAX dilezite, zIsta-
vame Vasi "a PatrOnat Ces. Me-
delhi Svob. Skoly a Dstske Be-
sidky ma Broadway.
JOSEF SKALAK, predseda,
JOSEF ZRONEK, tajemnik,
4213 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
AUTEM TEZCE ZRANENY
12-LETY HOCH.

Proti domu 1862 vych. SO.
ul. stal automobil a v mem Sc
del hoch, kamarad to 12-lete-
no Roberta Hilla, jenz k nemu
prebehl ulici, ably MIN poroz-
pravel. kdyz Sc pax TIME
smerem vracel, srazen byl au-
tomobilem ma dlazbu V bez-
v6domi dopraven do nemocnice
Mt. Sinai, kde sc lekari domni-
vail, re ma rozrazenOu lebeCni
kcsY. Ride automobile BY
pellet sprosten why.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
FORD ODBOURAVA CENY.

Pocinaje dneSkem slevuje
the Ford Motor Co. $4,000 ma
vSech autech rlznych modeld
krone typu Sedan sc a dvirky,
ktery bude dale prodavan "a
puvodni cenu $745 f. o. b. De-
troit. Nejlevn6jSi chassis kara
stati bude V Detroit S235.OO a
pax postupne die modelu az
do $595.O0 "a dvoudvirkovy
Sedan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17

hajeni schuze predseda odboc-
ky Mar. Sdruzeni, p. Jos. Frc-
ka, re zrovna schazeji ii z rad
svobodomyslnych, kteri stale 81
stezovali a pfedhazovali, re Sc
mic nedela".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
SIZED THE PUBLIC HEALTH
+, ASSOCIATION v STAT
LEROVE HOTELU.
Proti zasahovani prohibice '
lekarskou praksi. - Odstra-
neni politikari re zdra-
votnich uradi.

Ma vyrocni schulz Americke
Zdravotni Spolecnosti konane
v Statlerove hotelu bylo vcera
zehrano ma nedostatecnost
zdravotnich uradu ma prllis
male platy zdravotnich 1red-
Mkt. Ma odpomoc temto ne
dostatkGm ma byti zrizena or
ganisace lekaru a specialistu,
iimz sveren byl by vrchni do
zor mad zdravotnickou peel vse
he obyvatelstva.
Jak prohlasil zahajovaci
reci president dr.. Allan j. Nc
Laughlin Washingtonu, ma
byti hlavni zajem zdravotnic-
ke pece, ably hlavne potlaceny
byly nemoce nakazlive, ale hla
vne zabraneno jejich vzniku.
Do zdravotnickych ufadu ma
zodpovedna mista mali byti
dosazovani jen skutecnl odbor-
nici-lekafi a politika nema zde
miti vlivu, jak Sc caste stava.
Zajimavou prednasku mel od-
poledne dr.. J. N. Hurry z In
dianapolis, jenz prohlasoval,
ze problemy verejneho zdra-
votnictvi zalozeny jsou ma de-
dicnosti. "Kazde dite ma pra-
vo naroditi sc bez choroby,
prosto veskerych vad a cistou
krvi. Rodice s dedicnou vadou
nejsou zpGsobili k plozeni di-
tex. Neni to moralni neb jen
rozumovy problem, ale pro-
blam lekarsky, ktery ma roz-
lustiti blaho cele rasy."
Nekteri lekari slime opono-
vail proti vmesovani Sc vlady
do pGsobnosti lekaru pokud Sc
| ltyce zakazu predpisovati opoj
nych neb narkotickych lek1.
" tomto smeru ma byti jedi
nym rozhodcim lekaf, pravil
dr.. F. H. McMechan, z Avon
Lake, O., jenz jest soucasne
redaktorem the Ohio State
Medical Journal ga dnesni
prohibici vynucujiciho zakona,
uradovna neodborniku rozho-
duje, jak lekar ma t6chto veil
ce cennych lekG uzivati. TAX
pri hrozici diphterii predpisu-
| ie Sc V nekterych stupnich teto
nemoce whiska. Ctyrletemu di-
teti Jest mono behem "a no.
din v davkach podati cely
kvart whisky, aniz by dite by
10 opojeno, jed napoje Jest ne
tralisovan jeden nemoce, ale
| |Volsteaduv akt "predpisuje'
len paint whisky kazdemu pa
cientovi v dobe 10 dni. Co mu-
ze pak lekar v podobnem pfl-
pade podniknouti? Koupitl
whisku cd pokoutniho proda-
vace a tax bud'to porusiti "a
kon a take vydati pacienta ne
'|bezpeci smrti nasledkem spat.
ne hodnoty lihoviny. Bolesti
pri rakovine mohou podobnf
byti zmirneny nekterymi mar
: kotickymi prostredky a take
} zde opetne vlada zasahuje
zpnsobem. ktery leceni ztezu
: je," pravil DIR. McMechan "a
sve pfednaSky.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
DEATHS

Dale F. Hertweck, 5, 1926 Lexington,
diphtheria.
Lorinda samuels, 81, e38 w Tenth. ar
teriO sClerosis.
Louis Lyman Joseph, 81, AZ E. Ray, pull
monBry tuberculosis.
Lena Smith A. 134 W. Arizona, car
cinoma.
laura Barnett. y, city hospital, en-
dOcardttls.
John Edward Foley. . hours, 1444 Bates.
nOn-closure Of foremen oyals
Calvin Mutt. g.. 3015 Station. cerebral
apOplexy.
Emma D Young, IS. 2506 Roosevelt.
chronic myocardits.
Mile Bell Price, 80, ST. Vincent Hospital,
George Mott, 81. 2315 n. Talbot. broncho
pneumonia.
Ida Emma Frazier. 80, Flower Mission.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
John T. Cheny. 3d. ST. Vincent Hospital,
cerebral heraoThage.
Charles Almonds. 48, Long Hospital, car
cinoma.
Burrel Pope. 81. 75s W Walnut. acute
interstitial nephrits.
Dorothy Chamberun. s. city hospital,
Jennie Minton. GO. 216 Sanders, acute
cardiac uephritts.
waneta Land. , months, city hospital. en-
teritis.
Mary Louise Miranda. 1 day, 1921 y.
Rural. premature birth.
Alice X. Britt, 80. st. Vincent Hospital.
Peter Hornberger, 81. 1910 Union. enoep-
halitis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mark E. Shields, 2541 Shelby St.; Eleanor
McShay, GIT E. Vermont St.
= Douglas E. Shook; 1925 n. Mount ST.:
Fa m r M fnge1 1sae s Soup GaS S Ave
Ethel cozart, US $. Capitol Ave
D. C. Leonard Lebanon. Ind; Edna
Powell. 46 w Thirtieth ST.
Albert w. Bowman. AGA n. Randolph ST.;
Hattie tt NJ R Rsrns 81 n Aa Cincinnati sat-
GLADYS Smyser 204 n. Spring St.
Nathan Groh, $50 Prospect St.; Mildred
Ingle. 231 N. Randolph ST..
S. T. Richards. 80 Argyle Blvd; Gladys
Harry iri a. A. Marley, 1914 Uden ST.; Leida
Hughes, 40 Madison Ave.
Lloyd stenson, Centerville, Ind; Mrs.
Lola Clark 113 n. Davidson st. G,
=, Aaron Lig it6 s 236 Cincinnati ST.
Eugene Zwiesler 527 E. Ohio ST.: Mar
CARTE Straub, 1880 Appiegate st.
Harold Potter, Beech Grove, Ind; Selma
NJ. Burpee. $50 Grand ST.
Harvey E. Coons. $50 Gladstone Ave; ANY
NJ a;or. 1911 University Courts.
benjamin Wright, 1549 Garfield Ave;
Modella Day, Marion County.
George w. Fower, Morton Hotel. Maud
De Smith, Linden Hotel.
Elmer Cunningham. 12 s. Beard ST.; Gus
sic Loughton. 1905 Cottage Ave.
William Leap, Clermont. Ind; Alice Earl
Edwin Coffman. 1928 N. Arsenal Ave;
Leona NJ. Lee. 1927 y. Arsenal Ave
Bertha K Whitney go Euclid Ave.
Luther Hussey, 1917 S Meridian St; Min
ME Schultz, 949 E. Raymond St.
william F. Osterman. Seymour. Ind;
Erie J. Tanner 318 Eugent St; Doris
~ George Blackburn. 427 S Keystone Ave;
Edith Mccartney Faustine, 1727 Hall Pl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
BUDGET BUREAU
IS TRYING To CUT
OFF HUGE SUN.
Three Billion Mark Aimed at by
Federal Financial
Controller.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-An ef-
fort now is being made by the Fed
eral budget bureau to cut govern
mental expenditures for the next
fiscal year down to the three billion
dollar mark.
If the Federal expenses can be cut
to this figure, it will represent a re-
duction of about S750,000,00O below
the expenditures for the current fiscal
year. This saving will. with receipts
Of about 5000, 100000 expected from
interest on the foreign. make possible
a further large reduction in taxes
during the next year.
The budget for the next fiscal year,
which begins July l, 1928, will be sub
mitted to Congress when it meets in
regular session early in December.
Gen. II. NJ. Lord, successor to Hell
and Maria" Dawes. the first Federal
budget director, is forcing heads OF
many governmental departments to
cut their financial requests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
BIRTHS
Rows

Raymond and Elsie Adams, 1925 Ken
wood.
Otto and Clara johnson, 1902 Singleton.
William and Margaret Skaggs, 22l3 Avon
dale Pr
James and Mary Foley, 1444 Bates.
John and Mildred Moore, 40 Spruce
Forest and Edith Handlon, 1921 W.
wilkins.
John and Dorothy Denny. 1920 s. Keal-
ing.
Girls
Henry and Lillian Dickworth, 2433 S.
Meridian
Walter and Nell Anderson, 1857 Ashland,
John and Edna Miller 1890 ). Pershing.
Peter and Persifony PetralIes. 346 Udell.
Edgar and Gladys Goss Methodist Hos
pital.
Samuel and Emma Artunian. 523 \. King.
Orvine and Minnie Spoon, 1922 (.
Forty-F ourth.
Perry and Nellie Sendmeyer. 1925 n.
Holmes.
Arch and Opal Adams, Deaeoness Hos
pital
Leonard and Fern Mannel, 28O9 Columbia
George and Ella Peters, 1927 Northwest
eTn.
Earl and Florence Bush. 621 Birch.
Russell and Hazel Whitmore, 81 S.
Denny.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
OTHER LIVE STOCK
By United Financial

CHICAGO. Oct l-Hogs-Receipts,
5000 market, generally steady top, $3.50
Lulk OF sales. - % u 900; heavy weight
Light. lights Sol a 9.35; heavy packing
sows. IS 40 SO. packing Bows rough. - 80
HS.lO. pigs. 50 a 8 30. Catte-Receipts
Sl1 81 q 1890; medium and good $3.50
II 80. common. s. 50 q $50, good and
500 @ 30; butcher cattle and heiiers
81 q 1915 cows. 1905 q 8.35; bulls. 50 50 q
e.75t Gamers. cutters. cows and heifers.
veal calves SS.75 q 10: feeder steers,
$40 u SIG; stocker steers. S44Q4 - :;
stocker cows and heifers. S3."5 a . 80.
sheep-Receipts $4,000, market, steady;
lambs Sl39 so; lambs Gull ard com
mon. 50 q 1915: yearling wethcrs. 50 20 gt
1915; ewes, 81 500 30; Gull 10 common
ewes. S26o64.75.
CINCINNATI Oct 21-Cattle--Reccipts
$50: market slow. steady: shippers 81 so
q 10. Calves market. steady. extras. Sl2
q 1880. HoEs-Receipts. 1900; market,
steady TO slow weak: good TO choice pack
market. steady; extras, 50 $3.50. Lambs
rset steady: fair 10 good. Sl3.5O014.
CT TVELAND, Oct. % .--Hogs-Rcceipt
1900: market. 15c lower workers.. so 80:
O.S5; roughs. So; stays, S.. Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 400; market 25c TO soc lower;
good to choice bulls, So g. good to choice
steers. Slo@ IL; good to choice heifcrs, 5
to good sows So 0t45o: common cows So q
81 mixers. s40G75. sheep and lambs
Receipts. 1000; market 25c lower; top
S14.75. Calvee-Receipts, 1000; market.
active; top. S14.
EAST ST. LOUIS Oct. 23.-Cattle-Re-
ceipte. 1000 market, steady; native beef
steers, $3.50 a 1850, yearings and heifers.
So 30 a 500 cows S425 m6.75; Gamers
and cutters. So 80 a 3.25; calves S103O@
II: stcokers aud feeders. S4.6OQ6.50 Hogs
Receipts, 10000. market, 5@10c w;
heavy. so 900 medium, 1925 40 -;
lights. 30 % n 9 50; light lights, 1913 q
8 30; packing sows $40 n $50; pigs. So. 10
69.50; bulk $40 @960. Sheep-Re-
9; Gamers and cutters. 6Oc6 So 80; wool
lambs. $l4.
KANSAS CITY. Oct 21-Hogs--Re-
ccipts. 3 900; market, steady; bulk. SIS T5 a
O10: heavies, SO 40 "a 9,05; butchers. So 10
Q910; lights $860@905 pigs. $50
S.75. Cattle--Receipts $500; market,
err. steers. SO a 1925 Southern steers 81 90
as.5O; cows. S2.25@7; heifers. $4.50Q
0.75: stOckers and feeders S4.50@S25:
bulls. S3.5004.75; calves, So 90 q 1880.
Sheer. Receipts, 5000; market steady; lambs,
$l2 5000 13$5 5oo, ye9 96 $3.50 II IL
stockers and feeders. S1o.5O@1375
EAST BUFFALO, Oct. 21-Cattle-Ra-
celptg, 1926; market. slow TO steRdy; ship
ping steers, $9.50@ 1850; butcher grades,
ssps 1862 maret Se9S SOC ower cs
to choice. S4.50Q15. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 1900 market active to eteady;
choice lambs, S15 q 1928; culls to fair, So @
I4.50: yearlings. $79 II 80; sheep. sac
tive. % 3bc, lower; workers., $40 piss,
roughs, $7@s; stays. S5@6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
HOGS AND CATTLE
MARKETS STEADY
Heavy Receipts Slow Up Trades
Swine Go at Flat Price
of $3.50.
With receipts heavy for Nor
Hog Prices Day by Day

With receipts heavy for Monday
at 5000, prices were unchanged to a
nickel higher in the hog market of
the local stockyards today.
Practically all weights brought a
fiat price Of $3.50 except a few choice
heavies, which commanded the top
for the day of $685. Pigs went over
the scales at the price of the load,
which has occurred before this sea
sen. influenced by a strong demand
for good fat backs The supply was
soon brought up and the market
closed steady.
In the cattle section, with receipts
a shade heavy at 1900, the market
was slow, with prices ruling about
steady on the good grades, but weak
to a trife lower on the others
Calf prices were lower, best veals
bringing as high as $3.50, and the
hulk of choice stuff ranging from
St25C to $13. Receipts were heavy
at 500.
Lamb prices also were lower with
a few at $3.50. Sheep ruled steady
AZ So down. Receipts, 800
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
METAL TRADE
3v United FfnanctaI

BV United Financial
CLEVELAND. oct. 23-Daily Metal
Saturday said:
Spectacular reports of heavy buying of
large pig iron tonnages by the Steel Cor
poration subsidiaries at Pittsburgh are de-
MED officially hut some good sized pur-
chases of outside steel are known TO have
been made. Valley furnaces have sold
5 .0uO tons of standard basic pig iron at
$50 at furnace to central Ohio steel maker,
which wipes out lower quotation.
Connelsville coke price continues to re-
cede as ovens make second largest weekly
output of year and many hundreds of adj
ditional ovens are lighted. The purchases
OF copper by France and Germany lead to
improved sentiment at New York. where
price ranges from 1887 TO $14. Iron
and steel prices: No 2 foundry pig iron.
Cleveland delivery $34 basic pig iron val
ley. $50: sheet bars. Pittsburgh and Youngs-
town, $40: steel bars. Pittsburgh, 2@215c:
sheets. No. 2S. black, Pittsburgh, $50 q
3 7bc: plain wire. Pittsburgh. 2.45 a SOC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
CHICAGO GRAIN
MAKES DECLINE
Liberal Receipts and Drop in
Liverpool Market Are Chief
Causes of Weakness.
BIZ United FinnncinI

CHICAGO, oct. 29.-Grain prices
opened easier on the Chicago Board of
Trade today More liberal receipts Of
all grains was the chief factor in the
decline, with lower quotations from
Liverpool aiding the weakness. Slight
easing of the car situation on several
important railroads Of the Central
West was believed responsible for the
heavier movement.
With December and May wheat
falling back &c each, July futures
held at even figures. Local commits
sion houses were fair sellers.
Corn acted without Independent
features and followed the drop Of the
wheat pit Receipts were liberal at
500 cars.
There was little trading in oats at
the opening of the market. Prices
slumped on liberal receipts, estimated
at 10 cars.
Provisions opened higher
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23

93.45, up II per cent.
BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The Wall
Street Journal today says:
Stocks were stimulated at the open
ing Of the New York Stock Exchange
today by further evidence of con-
tinued business Improvement afforded
by the Federal Reserve compilation
OF bank debts which showed a
100000. 600 increase over 1921 in the
week ended Oct is.
Studebaker. Baldwin, Mexican Pc
troleum and other Industrial leaders
scored gains on the initial transac-
tons.
The rails had an additional i'm
petus in September traffic which set
forth a gain of 10 per cent in car
loadings overthe same month IN 1921.
Norfolk & Western, Baltimore y Ohio,
Union Pacific and Atchison advanced
fractionally.
Central OF New Jersey soarced to
a new 1922 high at 240, against last
weeks low of 210.
Price movements were irregular in
the first half hour with rails showing
the best tone. September earnings
statements Of the leading roads viii
undoubtedly show a big improvement
over August. but October results are
expected to be even better. Low priced
issues became increasingly active,
Rock Island attaining a new high on
the move at ASP.
Industrials We're depressed by sell
ing Of professional origin. Shipping
shares We're especially weak. At
iantic Gulf breaking to IS of AS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
F|END SUSPECTED
IN TENEMENT FIRE.;
Il PERSONS BURN
lncendiary Responsible for
Blaze in Upper East
Side Apartment.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Tenements
were guarded today against a torch
maniac" believed responsible for the
fire which killed fourteen persons and
injured many others in an upper east
side apartment house Sunday morn
ing.
Authorities have no doubt that the
fire was of incendiary origin. Th3
finding of the charred iron skelecon
OF a baby carriage on the first floor
led to this conclusion. It was believed
the maniac placed oil paper in the
carriage and then threw a match
in it.
The maniac is believed responsible
for the loss of twenty-One lives In
the last month in fires started Il an
identical manner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
BOND MARKET QUIET
Opening Trades Show Prices STEADY
Liberty Bonds Hold Strong.
(By Thomson & McKinnonl

By United Financial
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The bond
market opened a new week OF trading
today. with prices steady and activity
outside the Government group rather
quiet. The Liberty Bonds held around
their opening prices and the new 4Ls
gained to 1O0.12 after the opening.
Denver & Rio Grande refunding 5s
repeated their activity OF Saturday
and early made a new high at %,
about 3 points above the figure at
which they had been selling previous
to the close last week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
N. Y. BANK sTATEMENT


70 IUfteF FiuGncfdL
NEW YORK Oct 21.-Cash on hand
members: surplus increased see. 2S6. 600;
loans discounts. etc, increased S126. 765. 600.
Cash IN own vault members Federal Reserve
eral Reserve Bank of member banks in
creased $50. 377. 600. Reserve in own
vaults Of State banks and trust companies
increased S46. Reserve in deposit State
banks and trust companies increased S401.-
COO Net demand deposit increased S54,
316. 600. Time deposit increased Sl3. 7S1. -
600. Circulation increased 4S4 600. Aggre-
gate reserve S551. 10000. excess reserve
S23 953. 729.
'United States deposits deducted S11O.-
500. 600.
Non-member banks and trust companies:
Loans. discount. etc. increased S23.3S9. 300:
gold increased S1OS. 400, currency and bank
notes increased SOL. 700; de )osit with Fed
eral Reserve Bank of New York increased
81 531 700. Total deposits increased S31,-
Tl33 300.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
LIMIT is NOV. 5
Absent Voters May Apply Until Two
Days Before Election.

Any qualified elector of Indiana.
having duly registered. who by reason
Of illness. nature of his business or
other unavoidable cause. is absent or
expects to be absent, from the county
in which he resides on Nov. Z, may,
beginning today and up until two
days prior to the general election.
make application to the county clerk
for an official absent voters ballot.
According to the laws of the State.
application for these ballots shall be
made in person or by mail on blank
to be furnished by the county clerk Of
the county in which he resides.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
COTTONSEED OIL

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-The cottonseed
oil market was firm, &c 10 lac higher Sat
urday with little crude coming out overnight.
east crude, We asked, INC bid. This
talk has been current for some time, the
people involved having reported heavy SELL
ers at 3 n a &c.
Closing call October, S.25 a $3.50; No.
vember S.501S.54o: December. a71 a
g re: January 874 a S.76c; February. 100
d S.S2c: March, S92 "a .94c; April, 801 a
92c: May. 9.05 d9.10c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
CLOTHING TRADE GAINS
survey Shows Increased Demand in
Wake of Cold Snap.

% ntttu 7 uUncIdI
NEW YORK, Octc. "a general
survey Of the clothing business in
all parts Of the country tends TO show
that the public is prepared to buy
literally Of the better grades Of goods
and at higher prices than prevailed
year ago.
As indicated by last weeks cold
snap, overcoats are in active demand,
exceeding suits in the number of
units sold in many sections OF the
country. The cheaper grades Of both
suits and overcoats are not in the
demand that they were year ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE

Butter-Packing stock. &c. Eggs
Fresh esndled sec FO ,HnSo- to i6s up
springs. 20 per cent discount; springs. 2 lbs
under. 25c; springs. over 2 lbs. 1Sc; cox
anu stays lie: young tom turkeys, 12 lbs
up, 3Oc: young hen turkeys. lbs up, 30c;
Uid tom turkeys, 25c ducks, lbs up. tic;
geese. 10 lbsAup, lac; SQUADS, II lbs to
doz, $3.50: SAng guineas 1 u to BIB size.
per doz, 81. 4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-23
CURB OPENS IRREGULAR
Active Stocks Make Advances Over
Saturdays Level.
By United Financial

By United Financial
NEW YORK. oct. 23.-After an ir-
regular opening, prices flrned up on
the New York Curb Exchange today
and most of the active stocks ad.
vanced fractionally above Saturdays
closing.
Oils, as usual, were in the forefront
Ohio Oil rose I to 331 and Standard
OIL Of New York. old. l to $40. MI
tual Oil was up Il. at 1874, and Simms
went TO liz.
Phillip Morris made a new top on
the move, at 2l%.