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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-03
COTTON LACE

n the days when one person
spent months and years max
- ing a piece Of lace, the labor
was the greatest cost. That is not
SC in these days Of machinery. Ac-
cording to the figures collected by the
United States Government. materials
represent the greatest factor in cotton
lace. which is the commonest kind
today.
Out OF every dollar which the lace
manufacturer gets, As cents goes for
materials and 81 cents for labor.
Thirty-four cents covers profit, over
head and taxes.
A 10 per cent increase in the cost
Of materials would add as cents for
each dollar the lace maker charged
for his product A 10 per cent wage
increase would add 81 cents.
NEXT-Macaronl.
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CHICAGO GRAINS
CLOSE IRREGULAR
Wheat Meets Moderate Buy
Ing on Reports of Exports,

By United Financial
CHICAGO, Nov. a.--Grains closed
irregular on the Chicago Board Of
Trade today.
Wheat suffered moderate advance
with good buying induced by the fair
export business worked overnight and
reports from Washington that Presi-
dent Coolidge had discussed the fea-
sibility Of asking Congress to appro-
pirate sufficient funds for purchase
Of American wheat to be given as
gift to Germany to relieve starving
conditions In that country.
Corn was strong with good buying
the result Of scattered rains and pre-
dictions of further protection tomor-
row. Some call existed for old corn
on shipping accounts and that market
showed firInness. New kinds main
tanned an easy undertone.
Poor cash demand brought weak
ness In oats. Elevator and cash in
ttrests sold IN December ana replaced
in May.
Provisions closed lower. but showed
a firm undertone.
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LEGAL NOTICES


State of Indiana. Department of State:
Ed Jackson, Secretary of State.
To all to whom these presents shall come.
greeting
l. Ed jackson, Secretary of the State of
Indiana do hereby certify that the BSstiRn
Realty Company has this day filed in the
office OF the Secretary of State. the properly
signed and attested consents, statements and
papers required by Section / of Act en-
titled An Act prescribing the method and
procedure for the voluntary dissolution OF
private corporations and voluntary associa-
tions. and dec airing an emergency" approved
And / further certify that such written
consents statements and papers so hled as
aforesaid. show that said company and the
I,ficers thereof nave complied with the pro-
visions of sale Section l. and that said cor
poration Is COW In process of dissolution.
In witness whereof. l have hereunto set
ny hand and affixed the seal OF the State
> I Indiana. at the City of indianapolis this
26th day OF October. A. D. 1923.
(SEALl ED JACKSON
Secretary Of State
By p e. woLFARD. Deputy
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY
In the matter OF the estate of Gamaliel
In the Probate Court of Marion County.
No. 36-9346.
Notice is hereby given that upon petit
ton fled in said Court by the administrator
OF said estate, setting up the insufficiency
of the estate of said decedent 10 pay the
debts and liabilities thereof. the Judge of
said Court did on the 31st day OF October.
1923 find said estate to be probably insol-
vent and ordered the same to be settled ac-
cordingly The creditors OF said estate are
therefore hereby notified of such insolvency
and required to file their claims against said
estate for allowance November 18th.
Witness the Clerk and seal of said Court.
M INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. this 31st day OF
oe'0 xLsEET h. LoscEE. Clerk.
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Produce Markets

INDIANA POLLS. Nov. 3.-Fresh eggs
loss of. 400; packing stock butter. %5c:
springs under lbs. 29c; springs, over
BIS. 1sc; fowls. lbs up. 22c; fowls un-
discount cocks. 10c; young tom turkeys. II
lbs. up. SOC: young hen turkeys, lbs. up,
800: old tom turkeys. 25c ducks. lbs. up,
&c: geese 10 lbs up. 12c: young geese, .
young Guineas. y lbs. up, doz.. 81; old
guineas, doz.. 81. so; rabbits down, No ],
doz, So so. Indianapolis creaner4es arc
paying $50 a ID. for butterfat-
CHICAGO. Nov. s-Butter-Receipts
As u 6: hrsts Acc seconds AZ Q 4sc. Eggss-
frsts 43G 46iAc. Cheese-rwins. "a u q
~ Il c; Young Americas. % &c Poultry
Receipts. cars; fowls Is a ID y c; ducks,
ROSTERS lac Potstoes-Receipts, 334 cars;
Quotations; Wisconsin round whites. 9oc g
No /. sOcG 81 Red River ohios. roo 05c;
early ohios so@ 90c; Idaho russets. $3.50 a
?; rurals. S140.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Flour--oulet, firm.
err RI mid west west spot pot $1576Gisso Sugar
R s sasT e 7Si G 5esd io' sPo
Quiet: special to ent5s y a &c, Fay >
BT5 No No turkeys ss o6S
chickens 1894 fowls, 16Q sic; ucks
20 a ESQ: ducks, IL q CSC; fowls, II q coo;
turkeys. 40Q Acc roosters, l5c chickens,
% d Csc; broilers. 2S6 30c. Choose
Steady; state whole milk common to spe-
cial. 22 a 27hc; state skins choice to spe-
ctals, 16G 19c lower grades, 3 q 15c. But
market 81 a 81 "a @: state dairy tubs 40@
soc Eggs-Steady; nearby whites fancy
80 a 64c; Pacific Coast. AZ a 76c; western
whites, 40 q SAC: nearby browne. 80 q 73c;
Argentine, 42c.
CLEVELAND Nov 3.--Butter-Extrs u
tubs, So a SIC: prints, "a a soc; firsts. b3 q
55c. Eggs-Fresh gathered northern extras
55c: Ohio 1rsts Acc: western flrsts, new
cases 47c. Poultry-Heavy fowls 23 G 2hc
medium fowls, 19622c: cocks, ID "a &c
springers. 23c; ducks "a a Csc. Potatoes
Michigan round whites, 81 .S5 q :e5 per %
pounds: early ohios. $3.50 q 2.6o per 1bC
pounds.
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Births


Chris and Grace Blackwell. 1887 W.
Thirtieth
Howard and Marie Baldwin 11os n.
Holmes.
Robert and Lois Poole. 80 s. Arsenal.
Glenn and Polly Jackson. 1647 N. A :rsenal.
James and Effie Reid, 1925 English.
Roy and Mary King, 455 Berwick.
Herschell and Marie Cotton. 124S Windsor.
Girls
John and Florence Bundren. 100 Geisen-
dorf.
Joseph and Susie Rose. 2001 Hillside.
John and Elon1o Mcclure. 70S Drake.
Charles and Grace Clark 1901 Indiana.
Charles and Gladys Nicely. $50 Greer.
Ben and Lena johnson, 1915 Gent.
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LEGAL NOTICES
State of Indiana, Department of State:
Ed Jackson. Secretary OF State.

State of Indiana Department of State:
I'd Jackson. Secretary OF State
To all TO whom these presents shall CONS,
greeting:
L Ed jackson Secretary of State of the
State of Indiana, do hereby certify that the
Willis Richardson Realty Company has this
day filed In the office of the Secretary of
State the properly signed and attested con-
sents. statements and papers required by Sec
ton "a of an Act entitled An Act con-
corning the organization and control of cor
porations Tor profit" approved February %,
1891
And / further certify that such written
consents, statements and papers 90 filed "a
aforesaid. show that said company and the
officers thereof have complied with the pro-
visions of said Section, and that said cor
poration lie now In process OF dissolution.
In witness whereof. l have hereunto Get
my hand and affixed the seal of the State
of Indiana. at the City of indianapolis. this
5th day of October. A. D. 1923.
tSEAL) Ed JACKSON,
Secretary of State.
By P. Il. VOLFARD. Deputy
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Foreign Exchange

BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. Nov. 81 oreign exchange
CLOSED lower Sterling demand. 81 As y
Francs. demand. 676ho Lire, demand.
445kc Belgian francs, demand "a Il @.
N arks. $50. 900 0Oo. 900 10 the dollar.
Czecho demand. 2.e2hc Swiss francs, de-
maud 17.74c. elders, demand, SO o5c.
Pesetas demand, 324c. Swede lCronen de-
mand 26.2Sc. Norway &noneu. demand,
IA 500. Denmark, demand lille.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

J. I Scott 20 500 Hudson Odessa John
son. "a. 1910 Edgewood.
A. K Martin. "a. 2340 Bellefontaine:
Crystal Miller 20. go Eastern.
Y. w. Terry, %, 400 w. North; Josehhinc
stark. 20, SIS N Senate.
Raymond Knau "a, s14 Jefferson; Elsie
stone, 20. SIS N. Senate.
Mary Perlin 80, 81 w. Twenty First.
n. L schafer, 81, 31e2 North western;
Jessie Gault. II. ga w. Thirtieth
r. A. Davis. 81. 702 N Meridian; Lola
Higbee. 49, % Drexel Arms.
s. D. scifres, SO. 2s N East; Mrs. Sarah
Haworth. So, 20 n. East.
P. ]. Bailey, 80. Philadelphia; Frances
Derning. 81. l545 Barth
Mart Fiippen, 81. 245s Columbia: Louie
Fout, 80. 1918 e. Twenty-First.
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GREAT DISPLAY OF
STRENGTH MADE BY
WHOLE STOCK LIST
Not Only Do Leaders Partici-
pate, but General Body
Rebounds.
The WALL STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK, Nov. 8. Price
changes showed no uniformity in the
early dealings in the stock market to-
day, apparently influenced by the I'M
certainty expressed In the weekly re-
views of the mercantile agencies.
This testimony had the effect of con-
fusing sentiment somewhat In the
speculative community and profit
taking was in evidence in Steel,
Studebaker and~a few other leaders
Of the weeks recovery. On the other
hand. the rails continued strong and
some of the Industrial favorttes like
General Electric and Dupont scored
fractional gains.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PEND ENCY OF SUIT FOR
ADOPTION 2-62


NOTICE OF PEND ENCY OF SUIT FOR
ADOPTION 2-62
State of Indiana County of Marion. IS:
In the Probate Court of said county.
Adoption of Hugh Hull. in re petition OF
Arthur Dougherty for adoption of Hugh
Hull
Notice is hereby given to Everett Hull and
all other persons concerned that Arthur
Dougherty ha- flied petition in the Probate
Court of Marion County. Indiana for the
adoption of Hugh Hull as his heir That
said proceeding for the adoption OF said
Hugh Hull by said Arthur Dougherty will
stand for trial in said court at the County
Court House IN the City of Indianapolis. on
Thursday November 22nd, 1923
Now. therefore. said Everett Hull and all
other persons concerned are hereby notified
that unless they be and appear on said
date at said Probate Court, In said county
and State and answer or In any way re-
siSt said petition the same will be heard
and determined in their absence In wit
ness hereof, | have hereunto set my hand
and the seal of said court this 9th day
of October. 1928.
(SEAL) ALBERT L LOSCHE,
Clerk
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Other Livestock

b. Grttes F'rgnosCs. Hou.R oc.,rt. 10.
600; market active steady to weak: top,
se.eeSStq7 80; medium 81 !? 50; IEhs:
$3.50 6740; light ights seS7; nI hsapy
sows. rough. Sc .2o@ Gao; killing piss.
S5256625 Cettle-Receipts, 1900; IN:
even; butter grades fed yeariinss ana
handyweiEht steers and desirable beef heif-
ers strong. 26c higher; weighty mstured
steers 25c lower; spots more; top yearnngs.
S12 40; best matured steers. S12.2 many
heavy short feds, 81 q 800; western grass
steers steady: stockers and feeders strong
10 csc higher: Gamers and cutters steady;
bulls weak. 15c of: vealers STEADY: week
bulk prices; beef steers s.. 90 q 1901 peer
COTS and heiters. SO q 80; western grass
steers. 1915 q 6T5; stockers and feeders,
SIS so a go: Gamers and cutters. S2ooQ 90
325; vealers. $3.50 q 10. Shees-Recelpts.
E Tr9de natives ned at s19.76 a IS: weeks
western run, 100 doubles; directs. %o'OoO
head; compared week ago, killing classes
steady Csc lower; feeding Lamps 20 20 4 toe
feeders, S12.S5; bulk prices: tat lambs.
S1275G 1925: culls. $3.50 a 10; yesrinE
wethers. SIOG11. 25; wethers. 81 q 500; fas
1875.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-cattle-Receipts.
ESQ; market. slow, weak; shippers. SIG
ESQ falves-MarlIet. weak; extras. S1OW
steady good or choice packers, 81 rs 97.3
Sheep---Receipts. 100; market, steady; ex-
f mis to ,. good e DDS 12.50GI3
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 3.-Cattle-Receipts
light; market steady; choice. SO q 800!
good. SS25as.65: fair. $6@715: veay
calves, S12 a 13. Sheep and lambs-ReceiPts
light market steady; prime wethers. S7T0
@790; good S7G so; fair mixed, So 80 @
$50; lambs S18G 1873. Hogs-Receipts,
heavy. s7.70a 80: mediums, s7,65 q 7.Tos
heavy Workers 81 60@ 765; light Workers.
S650G7: pigs, S6@6.5o: Roughs. So q
$50: stays. $3.50 "a.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 700; market steady native beef
steers. ss@1O.50; yearlings and heifers.
S8.50G9.75: cows, S3.75@4.75; Gamers
and cutters, S215Q2.35 calves, S10@
1910; stockers and feeders. $3.50 q 5.65.
Hogs-Recetpts, 5000: market steady TO
SC lower; heavy, 81 1856; medium, S7.15
9T35: lights 1896 a 7.30; light lights.
SO OILS; packing sows. SO $40; pigs
$500 q $50; bulk. s797.2o. Sheep.Re-
ceipts, 500; market nominal; ewes. $500
&. as: Gamers and cutters. 81 q $50: wool
lambs. $1,000 q 1878.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. 3.-Cattle-Re-
cedpts, 500; market slow and steady; ship
ping steers SO q IL; butcher grades, So q 9;
cows. S1.60Q5.75. Calves-Receipts, 800:
market slow 50c lower; culls to choice, Sd
ala Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 5000:
market slow and steady; choice lambs, $13
01S.25: c1lls 10 choice. 81 q IL; yearhngs,
S7@11; sheep. S3Qs. Hogs-Reeeipts.
$500: market slow and steady: yorkers.
S6.5O0765: pigs. 1925 a $50; mixeo S7.65
@7.SB; heavies, IS a $40; roughs. So 06;
stays "a @4,50.
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Cash Grain

INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 3.-Total receipts
for the day. II cars.
Grain prices quoted I. O. b. basis Al \ 9
to New York hay on track. Indianapolis:
Bids for grain at the Indianapolis Board OF
Trade were:
Corn-Eader; No. white. 80 q e2c; No.
8 white IS q ole: No. 2 yellow. SO elc:
No. yellow. 81 2 eos &c No Se 2 mixed "a q
No. s white. So II q Acc.
Hay-Firm: No l timothy, $23 @ %: so;
No. . timothy, SCI so @ %; No. l light
mixed. S21 q 21.6O; No. clover hay. s2l 80
G22.
wheat-No red. 6 cars: sample, cars.
Total 10 cars.
CornENo 3 white. 1 car; No. 3 white,
car: No. 1 white cars; No. s white.
"a cars; sample white, 1 car; No. yellow.
Q cars: No. yellow. 10 cars; sample vel
low. 2 cars; No. mixed, ! car; NO; o
mixed L car; sample mixed, car. Total.
oats&No. Q white, 3 cars; No. 3 white.
10 cars; No. white, cars. Total, 10
cars
hay. 1 car. Total, cars.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3-wheat-1c on: No. 2
hard, 81 90 IS G1.11%. COrp-Old, lie TO &c
up; new unchanged No 2 yellow. 81 a csc:
Sic: No. / mixed, sac; No. 2. sac; No; a.
70 "a c; No g. 731A q FAC; No. 9. II 1sc:
No. white, e4c; No. 3. Use: No. 9. T2 Nc
oats-UnchanFed: No. 8 white. az a 43 Il C.
Barley-59 q &C. Rye-No. 2, II NC. Tim
othy--S6.55 @756. Clover-$15 @ 49,
CHICAGO. Nov. a-car lot receipts:
Wheat, AZ; corn 142: oats. IS; rye, 5.
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Deaths

Sarah NJ. Fulmer, 70. 1910 English. acute
broncho pneumonia.
Fredrika Ann Helderman, /. 1929 N. Capt.
toll, lobar pneumonia-
Sarah A. Snowden. "a, 1870 Good. peri
Sophia Doom, IT. $50 E. Vermont. chronic
Roherta May Bell. Q days, BAT Udell. pre-
mature birth.
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GAS CAUSE OF DEATH
Woman's Body Found; Chicago Man
Commits Suicide at Hotel

BIZ Times Special
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. Nov. a.
Sunocation by gas is believed to have
caused the death OF Mrs. Rachel Hol-
man, 70. Her body was found at her
home Friday in a chair near a gas
stove. Four burners were open.
Ray F.. Gale. 80. committed suicide
In room at the Hotel Spalding. His
body vras found late Friday. He rig
istered at the hotel as living at 124
Layman St., Chicago, III. Gale left a
note saying he had become insank.
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Chicago Stocks
Tank WAGON Prices
(By Thomson & McKinnonl

Gasoline prices quoted do not include
State tax of &c q gallon)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 gallon; Purol.
IA &c; Red Crown, 14.2c; Target, 14.2e; Sill
yer Flash, 1Sc: Standolind aviation. 81 .OSc
KEROSENE - Crystalline, 10.7c; Moore
Light 15c; Perfection. 107c
NAPHTHA--Lion Power cleaners. 251c;
v. NJ. & p, gale: Standollnd cleaners,
% Ia
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Edgar Surface, 80. 14OS Holmes
Ave. was bound over to grand jury
on $4,000 bond today from city court
charged with issuing a fraudulent
$19.75 check to Harry Denker, 1112
Prospect ST.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting of the White
River Railroad Company for the election of
Officers and general business at the office
Of Kingan & Co., Indianapolis, THURSDAY
Nov 18th. a; p m
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Notice II hereby given that LATE Mckee
has fled with the Board OF Zoning Appeals
of lhe City of Indianapolis a petition, ask
ing permis sion to build storerooms on the
third lot west of Garfield Ave, on the north
side of Washington St.. which property
is located In I'D area designated for apart
ment houses
A public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 104. City Hall, at o'clock
D. m, Tuesday November 18th. 1928, at
which time and place all interested property
owners will be given opportunity to be
heard with reference to the matters set out
In said petition.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
Edward B. Raub, President.
Marie Ikor. Secretary.
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Dressed Beef Prices

Swift & Co.: Ribs--No. Q, zoe: No. 8, Ito
Loins-Eo. 2, N25c; No. 8, 18c. Rounds
No O. zoe; No. 3. 15c Chucks-No. 2.
13c: No. 8. 1Oc- Plates-No. Q. &c; No.
3, &c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-03
Local Bank CIearinQS

Indianapolis bank clearings Saturday were
50 7eq 900; for the week S1S91d.000
Bank debts Saturday we're S6.4o2 900: for
the week $50. $50 900.
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Priced Right, Sold Right for YOUR
Protection. See the Firms Below
CLEANED
HOUSE

A dozen late model
Fords, Overlands a N d
CheVrOlets came i'm dur
ing sale. Have now been
reconditiOned and are
ready for sale.
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Raw Sugar Market

BU United Financial
market opened steady: November. 5.2Oc
bid; December. 1909 4.92e: March, 3.92 q
3.95c: May. 4ooG 402c; Fly. 4.os o A.ilc.
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AMERICAN CORDS
AND FABRIC TIRES

Another car load Of oversize guaranteed,
fresh stock tlreg, bought from tho re
ceivers of American Trading Co, Indian
apois Ind. to be sold at rock bottom
prices. II you are in need Of tires now Is
he time to buy.
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In the Cotton Market
tby Ihomson !
Rr-Untted FtnanciaI

BV~Unfted Ffndnc4QT
sew YORK, Nov. 3.-The cotton mar
ket opeped higher. December, 1878. up
47c; January, 81 80. up 20; March, 81 90
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Cloverseed Market

Local dealers are paying $7-50@1o .
bushe for cloverseed.
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First Hour

Following the irregularity of the
early dealings fresh buying came into
the whole industrial list and another
remarkable display OF strength took
place in this section of the market
before the end of the first hour New
highs on the movement were achieved
by Steel, Baldwin, Can, Dupont, Gulf
States, American Wooden and other
representative Issues. The advance
in the price of cotton to the highest
level since August. 1920. and better
prices for grain gave a better tone
In the shares Of the harvester. chain
stores, mail order houses, fertilizer
and sulphur companies and auto max
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Closing Hour

Stocks continued to gather strength
throughout the last hour and the
closing levels Of the week were at the
best prices on the current recovery.
Even the lowpriced oils participated
in the movement under leadership or
Marland which rebounded sharply
while sugars, under the guidance or
Cuba Cane preferred, which jumped
two points. also made substantial
gains. The demand for stocks EN-
braoed not only the speculative fav-
orltes. but many Issues that have
been under pressure recently. Rails
also had their share of the further
bullish outburst with Chesapeake &
Ohio leading the group.
Twenty active industrial stocks on
Saturday averaged 1855, up II per
cent. Twenty active rails averaged
1898, of .02 per cent.
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Surface Bound Over

Loose hay. $1s021: bales. SIG 20:
light mixed hay, SIT @20.
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Local Wagon Wheat
Local Hay Market

4 Local mills and elevators are paying 81
for No. red wheat
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BOARD OF zoNING APPEALs-NoT1cE

By p. H. WoLFARD. Deputy
Evening star., 1923-05-08
MECHANIC BURNED
IN GAS EXPLOSION
Leaps Into Sink of Water With
Overalls Ablaze After
Flare-Up.

Explosion Of bucket Of gasoline with
which Robert Chamberlain, a mechanic
at the Federal Taxi Company ana Auto
Livery Company at 212 18th street
northw est, was washing the engine Of
an automobile yesterday afternoon, set
fire to the machine and ignited the me
chanic's clothing. With his overalls
ablaze Chamberlain leaped into sink
Of water and was later taken to Emer-
gency Hospital by a fellow, mechanic
and treated for burns on his right hand
and wrist.
A corps of employees Of the taxi
company. armed with fire extinguish
ers placed the blaze under control
before the arrival of the, firel appa
ratus and probably saved the estab-
lishment from moro serious damage.
The machine on which chamberlain
was working was damaged about
5000. ..,ii.t.
Sparks set fire to an awning in front
Of the building. The hot -cinders also
found their way through AN opening on
the second floor and ignited a box of
excelsior. Little damage was done to
the building.
Evening star., 1923-05-08
WILL EXCHANGE IDEAS.
Britain and Italy Expected to Be
in Accord in Reply to Berlin.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1923
LONDON. May S.-Co-operation be-
tween Great Britain and Italy in
framing a reply to the German repa-
ration note will probably take the
form of an exchange OF drafts for
comparison Of ideas on further nego-
tiations before replying to the Berlin
authorities. This move will undoubt-
edly act Is reproof to France and
Belgium, because of their action in
making a reply to Germany with the
barest consideration for the views of
the allies. to all of whom the note was
addressed.
United action by Great Britain and
Italy undoubtedly follows the develop
ment Of public opinion in both countries
favorable to leaving a door open for
negotiations, but the unity Is being ce-
mented at the psychological moment by
the visit Of the British king and queen
to Rome, where they are being enter
tained with national fetes.
The British policy in the delicate in
| ternational situation developed by the
aloofnesS Of France will be formulated
in the debates in the house of commons
tomorrow. These will be preceded by
statements from Foreign Secretary Cur
zon and Chancellor Baldwin, who are
known to hold decided views favorab BILE
to using Germany's tentative proposals
as a basis of discussion. The British
and Italian replies are expected to point
out the unsubstantial character of Ger
manys proposals and to convey the sug-
sestion that Berlin will be we'll advised
20 make a more precise and reasonable
offer and to transmit the same to all
the allied countries.