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MarriaGe Licenses
by Thomson & McKinnon)
naz 90

Fred ". Oaks. %. 1871 College and
Annette Van Sickle. 10, 305 n. Rural
Verne K Reeder. 90 1901 Fletcher and
Katherine E Gould. 81, 1920 College.
Clarence P Frenzel 81 927 n. LaSalle.
and Mary E. White. 81, 1919 W. Thirty
Fourth.
Ferd Barnickol. "a. 4s35 Carrollton and
Kathleen NJ. Ellis. "a. 1876 y. Tacoma.
John T. jeff 10 3s47 Graceland, and
Alice F. IIickok Is 1928 Graceland
John u. strattzn. % 1882 Portland.
Louisville Ky. and Wilhelmina F. Kessel,
"a Ills W. Seventeenth
Elvin H Lockhart %. 526 Il Sanders.
and Lenora Earps, 16, Ills W. Twenty
Ninth.
and Iva p Dellen. 81. $50 Rochester.
Charlie McCray, 80, 1851 Sheldon. and
Lucy Collie. %. 224 Arch.
Edward r. Strain, 81, 1O11 Tabor. and
Ernestine Kidd. 90 1906 Hoefgen.
Joseph L. Hill. 80. 957 Cotton and H At
tie NJ Ray. 90, 457 Agnes.
Norman W White. % 800 Minerva and
Lucille L. Hood. %. 467 Agnes
Charles c. Terrell, 36. 920 y. Alabama.
and Marie S Newman % 401 Virginia.
william S Hodge, 20. 1872 W Mime
sofa, and Melva Utterback. 1e. r. R. D.
Box 1863
John z Warren. 76 Petoskey Mich, and
serindR z. Johnson. Il. 431 \. Illinois.
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CHICAGO GRAINS
CLOSE IRREGULAR
Liquidation in December Con-
tracts Lowers Values,
BIZ United Financial

BIZ United Financial
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.--Grains closed
irregular on the Chicago Board OF
Trade today. Heavy liquidation in De
cember wheat and December corn
sent those deliveries tumbling to low
est figures in several months
There was no speculative demand tc
take care Of wheat offerings at the pit
and prices slumped. Lack Of export
demand. heavy increases in stocks at
outside terminals and disappointment
over the possibility Of any action by
the tariff commission in Washington
before February brought disappointed
longs into the market
Liquidation IN December corn was
responsible for values in that month
reaching new low levels, although
cash premiums showed sharp breaks
and larger movements were an
ticipated for next week.
oats displayed a tstubborn under
tone. December, with some buying
by Eastern interests, scored a slight
advance at the close.
Packers complained OF pre-holiday
dullness in the provisions market.
Trading was light and confined large
~ 70 ard at steady TO slightly higher
prices.
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Deaths

Ada J Breeze. so. City hospital. pulmon-
airy tuberculosis
Michigan. whOoping cough.
Arch A CLANCY. ~. Nordyke & MarTnOn,
cerebral apopleXy.
Ira Hinchman, 81, City hospital. acute
nephritis
Claude F. letters. Is. 41o3 f. Thirty
Eighth. mitral regurgitation of heart
Alice J. Howden, 81. 2240 Martindale,
myocardtis.
Helen Deloris Courtney. 9. Methodist hos
pital, appendicitis.
Benz amin Balm oNeaI. 2 days Robert
Long hospital, premature birth
Mary Frances Smith. so, Methodist hos
pital, apoplexy.
John David Kinley. 66. City hospital, in
ternal injuries. accidental.
Mabel Hewett IS. 454 W Sixteenth. pull
mOnary tuberculosis
Earl Edward Bennett, 3 days, City hos
pital. premature birth
Louella Ashmead. SIS. 1144 Brookside,
arter1 osclerods
Robert Eugene Barb, . hours. 1880 E.
Washington. premature birth.
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Cash Grain

INDGANAPoLIs, Dec. 22-Total receipts
for the day, SO cars.
Grain prices quoted T. o. b basis, Al y c
to New York hay on track. lndianapolis-
Bids for grain at the Indianapolis Board
" wheatEsteady; No 2 red, s1.o1a1O4;
CoTn@steady; No. 2 white. e5Ge7 Bc.
No. 8 white, SO a 90 y c; No . yellow, 65 \
66sc; no; 3 yellow. So q a. SOC; No. :
oats-Easy; No. ? white. 40 y q 42e; No.
white, 30 4 G4019c.
HayL-Frm; No l timothy, s23,;5o@g, "a
No. 2 timothy. S22 80 G123; No. ! light
clover mixed, S22 so a %; No. clover hay,
S24 .50d 20.
wheat-No. red, / car: No. 3 mixed, /
car sample, l car. Total, cars.
Corn-No. 4 white, cars; No. ; whiet'
cars: No. yellow cars; sample yellow, |
car No. 5 mlyed. cars; No 8 mixed, /
car oats@ eSi : White. cars; No. 3 white.
cars; No 4 white . cars; sample white.
l ear ST.-- T9tai 20 o cars. Total. car.
Hsy-No. i i timothy, &c car. No tim;
othy 1 car. Total. cars.
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-wheat-No. Q hard
81 .09% Corn--No. 2 yellow II q a re;
2 mixed, II 4e; No. s, esq a zoe; No; 4,
81 a CSC: No. 5. Soc Oats-No. white,
43m43Ac Barley--55 a 73c. Rye-None.
Timothy-S6 6066. Clover-S15 a 21.7o.
TOLEDO. Dec %. Wheat - Cash.
SI.I0l5 Corn--Cash, 7Sc. Rye-Cash,
7216c Oats-Cash. 40 Nc. Barley--Cash.
07c overseed--Cash, December and Jan
uary. S13; February. S131O; March S1305.
Timothy-Cash and December. 1892 u ;
March. S4.O21A. Alsike-Cash and Deeem-
Der. S9.45; January, $9.55; February
SO SIS; March, So75 Butter--57 a 5sc
Eggs-40 a 42c. Hay-$2S.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 2.--wheet--Eo. ! red,
S112 No 2, S111@1 49, No. 8, 81 OF y :;
No 4. 81 08 No 4 hard 96c; December
81 O3 IL July 81 .04H. Corn-No. white,
Tic; No A. CSC; December, 73c. Oats--No.
2 white 44M44Ac; No. 3, 43 4 a 43 q c;
No A. 42a42Ac; December, 4%Ac.
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A WHALE OF AN OFFICER
Mayor Would Be Glad to Make Wood
fill Policeman.

II sure would put that man on the
police force and be glad TO have him. !"
Mayor Shank declared today in reply
to a letter front a friend of Sergtt
Samuel Woodfll, outstanding Ameri-
can hero of the World War, dis
charged at FIT. Benjamin Harrison to-
day, asking whether the mayor would
give Woodf1ll place if he desired it.
THAT man would make a whale Of
a good officer and be a credit to the
force Shank said.
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Births


Raymond and Mildred Albert, 30i6 Nc
Pherson.
Coles and Alberta Miles. 626 W. Torbett.
Henry and Irene Harris, 74S Hadley
Guy and Anna Armstrong 1115 Madison
Robert and ADELAIDE O'Gorman, 1854
BurdsaU
Albert and Estens johnson, Robert Long
Hospital.
John and Hazel Matlock 544 Blake.
Boys
Roy and Eurn Smith. city hospital
Carl and ley Averatt city hospital
John and Julia Coverdale, 56I Lynn.
Roger and Katherine Ajamie, ITO Ster-
ling
oscar and Eugenia MatloclS. $500 Boule-
ward.
Ralph and Eva Fislar zoos W Vermont.
Charles and Addfe Snider. TT Fletcher.
Herbert and Immogene Brown. 1881
Union.
Jasper and Florence oNeaI. Robert Long
Hospital
william and Dorothy Ramsey, Robert
Long Hospital.
pital.
pital.
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Business News

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Not since the war
davs has Wall Street taken part in so inn
pressive a service as that held Friday after
noon around the big Yule tree In the amphi-
theater formed by the old sub-treasury, the
Bankers Trust Company Bldg, J. p, Nor
gan & Co. and the New York Stock Exchange
at the intersection Of Broad and Wall SITS.
Edward D. Cray, exc outive secretary of the
Wall Street Boys bra nch of the Y. M. G. A.,
conceived the idea of community tree for
the financial district three years ago. The
first two celebrations were held in. Boiling
Green Park This year the New York Stock
Exchange decided to consolidate its regular
celebration held on the floor OF the ex-
change with that of the community. and so
with the banking houses brokerage firms
and building proprietors cooperating, ar
rangements were made for the tree to be
erected In the center of Broad st. There
with the music of the Trinity Chimes and
the Sixteenth Infantry band, the ceremony
began at 4 d. m.
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REAL BARGAINS

Cars as low as s25 down. easy weekly
or monthly payments.
MERIDIAN OVERLAND co.
957 n Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday.
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SHELTER HOUSE PLANNED
Park Board Adopts Resolution to
Carry Out Seegar Request.

Resolutions for a shelter house and
auditorium at RhodiUs Park, Belmont
and Reisner SITS, were adopted by the
park board today.
Action was taken in accordance
with the will of the late Mrs. Onna
seegar. bequeathing $4,000 for
erection of the building, with a city
council order.
A letter to the widow of the late
DIR. Wilmer Christian, who was killed
in an automobile accident about ten
days ago, expressed sympathy and
announced appreciation Of Indianapo.
lis for Christian Park, donated by DIR.
ard Mrs. Christian. Beautif1cation
and improvements will be undertaken
Immediately in memory Of DR., Chris
tian.
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. 1913 BY Ralph f Couch. Wash, DC

G~l HE motorcycle grew up as a
little brother TO the automobile.
IL 1t was once regarded "a a spe-
cial device for speed maniacs. Now,
however. It has come into a great va.
riety OF commercial Uses.
Nearly half. ~ per cent TO be ex-
act Of each dollar the motorcycle
manufacturer receives for his prod
ucts goes TO pay for the materials he
uses. Twenty-four cents represents
wages Twenty. cents stands
for profit and overhead, including
taxes.
A per cent increase TN material
costs would add "a cents to each dol.
lar which the motorcycle maker re.
ceives. A 5 per cent wage Increase
would add IL cents.
NeXt-Pipes.
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PAGE ALKAL| Al
mus. OIL DEAL
Former Secretary Fall Could
Not Be Found.
BY Scripps Alliance

W A0AlNGlOAN, OSC. IT, w aSrSs
oh where, is Alkali Al?
When the Senate Committee in
vestigating the Teapot Dome deal
met the other day. a doctors certif1-
cate, telegraphed to Senator Smoot,
chairman, was read to inform the
Senators that former Secretary Fall
was i'll.
Afterward, reporter asked Smoot
to give him Falls address.
FL VIII mott" said Smoot.
Maybe you can give the name Of
the doctor who notified you Fall was
ILL.,
mo. SIR Smoot declared haughtily.
1T Albert wants the name of his doc
tor to be known he can put into the
record when he appears before the
committee.
Asked for Falls whereabouts the
clerk Of the Teapot Dome Committee
suggested that Harry F. Sinclair's at
torney might know.
Meantime, those attending the Tea
pot Dome hearings understand that
Fall took sick in New York City while
en- route from New Mexico to Wash
ington d. c., paradoxical as that may
sound, although Senator Walsh, Dem
ocrat, was informed Fall was in
Chicago.
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DESULTORY DEALINGS ARE
FEATURE OF CURB TRADE
Brokers Play Santa Claus to 500
Children of Financial District

BY Jnued Financial
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Desultory
trading noted in other markets, due
to the interest of traders more In
Christmas gifts than in stock values
also marked the short session OF the
curb and the movements today was
slow. though the undertone was
strong.
Independent oils were helped by the
advance in eastern crude oil prices
Southern States Oil was about the
most active Of the petroleum issues
and steady accumulation went on at
the prevailing high levels. Nearly all
Mid-continent tissues were up frac-
tionally. Imperial of Canada and In
ternational Pete continued their ad-
vances, the former up 2 and the lat
ter u New York Transit and Prairie
Pipe Line gained a point each, while
Prairie oil and Gas dropped 2l1
Standard OF Indiana was a bit better.
Industrials were generally better
and helped by a good gain in Con-
solidated Gas. new when issued. 2
point rally in Durant Motors and a
21h point gain in Gillette. Centrifugal
Castiron Pipe. D., L. & w. Coal Glen
Alden, Goodyear. Gold Dust and
Kresge all scored fractional advances.
The Reading Coal issues were both
better,
Curb brokers gathered on the floor
of the exchange after the close and
played Santa Claus to $500 children
of the financial district. A vaudeville
show composed Of Broadway stars
was staged.
After the entertainment the Riddles
were marched around a huge Christ
mas tree and received their gifts.
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Produce Markets

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 22.--Fresh eggs
loss of. zoe. packing stock butter, 27c,
springs over . lbs. 1Sc. fowls, I = lbs up
20c. fowls under n lbs. Ice; Leghorn
stays 10 he, capons. lbs. up, 2Tc, young
tom TURKEYS 10 BIS Up. 25c; young hen tur-
keys. g lbs. up 25c. old tom turkeys. zoe
ducks los up 16c geese. 10 lbs. Up, &c.
squads. II lbs TO the dor. So; young
guineas y lbs. TO doz.. 81. old gulneas.
doz. So rabbits. drawn. No /. dog 81
Indianapolis creameries are paying 60c per
10. for butterfat.
CHICAGO. Dec -Butter-Receipts,
743S: creamery extra. 53h standards
40 u c. Eggs-Receipts, 800; ordinary
frsts 81 q 33c. frsts 80 a SIC. Cheese
Twins 23c; Young Americas. Zoe. Poultry
-Receipts 3 cars; fowls l3d DC. ducks.
24cl roOsters. IL , Potatoes-Reoeipt
$50 cars: holders asking 95cg S1.10 for best
Wisconsin round whites.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 2.-Butter-Extra in
tubs 81 u a 90 II extra hrsts, 90 q % y c:
hrsts. So q SIC; packing stocks 81 Il y
extra SS EEssMFresh gathered northern ex-
trss 42c extra hrsts, 42c. ohio hrsts 3so
western hrsts. SIC. Poultry--Live fat fowls,
f fowls sc Is ' Pen cd ROSTERS O Ia l5e;
geese. 2OG23c: heavy white ducks - q
Csc; light colored ducks. 10 n zoe; medium
4
Michigan round white 81 .50M Ohio.
50 Il , 25: Minnesota Whites. 81 80 a !. 80
New York, 50 20 Q275. all in 150-pound
lots.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.--Flour-Dull and
unsettled. Pork-Dull; mess. $3.50 a
1850 Lard-steady midwest spot. Sl33
6I3.45. Sugar-Rraw firm. 1880; refined
firm: graduated. $500. Coffee-Rio spot,
IO% @1O%c: Santos No. 4. 10 @lBE c. Tai
low-Quiet; special to extra, ~ @ e.
Hay-Steady; No. 1 S1.50@1.55 No. 3.
81 % a 30: No 4. SI15@1.35. Dressed
poultry-Unsettled turkeys, goa 43c; chick
ems. ia 45c: fowls 10 a gle: ducks. Long
Island. 90 a 34c. Live poultry--Unsettled;
geese. 20 q 25c ducks. 10 q 500 fowls, II q
25c; turkeys. 80 a 40c; roosters. lac; chick
ems. 6G Csc: broilers, 80 a 40c; capons %
q 40c. Cheese-Quiet; State whole milk,
common to special, 1SG 20 "A c; State skins.
choice to specials, Is a Ice; lower grades, B
a 4c. Butter-Steady creamery extra,
"a y a soc: special market. So y q soc:
State dairy, tubs. 4O@ 541ac; Danish, SO q
54c; Argentine, al a 43c; Canadian. 81 q
% u g Eggs-Weaker; nearby whites. fancy,
80 a soc: nearby State whites. AZ a Soc:
western whites, AZ a 55c; nearby browns 40
a Sac
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Closing Hour

Stocks developed more signs Of life
in the final dealings under the stimu'
lus OF a burst - strength in the mo-
tor shares under the leadership of
Studebaker and Chandler. This class
Of stocks is being accelerated on the
theory that a bulnsh demonstration
will be- staged before the automobile
show In January. Continental Can
was another strong stock in the in
dustriai list being bid up to new
high on the movement at S.. A de-
cidedly strong undertone was in evi-
dence at the close.
Twenty active industrial stocks on
Saturday averaged $3.50, off OF per
cent.
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FINANCE ISSUE APPROVED
Merchants Heat and Light to Issue
Stocks and Bonds.

Issuance and sale of s152 200 in
common stock and S336.O0O in per
cent bonds, asked by the Merchants
Heat and Light Company. was ap-
proved today by the public service
commission.
improvements between Oct. 1 ans
April /, 1924, totaling s517,217.sT have
been planned by the company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-22
Man FegIed by Bandit

After being struck on the head by
an unknown assailant, Bert Williams,
80. Of SO y. keystone Ave. was I'M
conscious for eight hours, lying in the
rain in Willard Park, according to po-
lice reports today. When he regained
consciousness at $50 a. m. today, he
discovered he had been robbed of
$1005. The attack occurred while
Williams was on his way to work at
$50 p m. Friday.
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PRISONERS REMEMBERED
Christmas Observance Planned in 20
State Institutions.

Special Christmas observance will
be held In twenty State institutions.
according to word received by J. A.
Brown. secretary of the State board
of charities.
Special dinners Will be served at the
State prison, Michigan City and the
State reformatory, Pendleton. Motion
pictures will be part of a program at
the State prison.
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Confectionery Ordered Closed

A soft drink parlor and CONNECTION
cry store, operated at TAI N. Haugh
ST.. by John and Mary Radez today
was ordered closed for one year by
Superior Judge Sidney $. Miller. A
tank concealed in the wall with a
tube from which drinks not soft
might be sucked at % cents "swig
was in the store, evidence showed.
If $1,000 bond is provided the store
may be kept open.
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Gas Bond Issue Approved

Petition of the Citizens Gas Com
pany for permission to issue ar sell
$21S, 600 worth of first and refu nding
mortgage 5 per cent bonds was APP
proved by the public service commits
sion today. The sum was asked to
reimburse the treasury for better
ments and extensions previous 10
July /, 1921. =,
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Collision Starts Er-acas

Special Policeman Belch said that
Miss Pearl Reed. 20, Of 1880 w. Wash
ington ST.. and Miss Heline Carson,
10, Of 1871 Kentucky Ave, exchanged
blows after they had bumped into
each other on a downtown dance floor.
They were released on their own rec
ognizanee after being slated at police
Headquarters.
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BOYS Held in Illinois

The Vandalia Qll) sheriff is hold
ing Norman Hamilton, 81, OF S55 W
Merrill ST., and Clarence Scholtz
1919 s. Dakota ST., police said today.
They were found with car the Ger
tificate Of title of which bore the
namo of Maurice Cochran, 1905 S
West St, police said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-22
Tank Macon Prices

(Gasoiue prices quoted do not include
State tax of &c a galion.)
GASOLINE-Energee Ice gallon; Purol,
122o Red Crown, 12.2c: Target 12.2c;
Silver Flash. 16c Standolind aviation,
loose
EROSENE-Crystaline 1O.76c; Moore
Light Ibc: Perfection 10.75c.
NAPTHA-Iion Power cleaners. isle;
V. NJ P. 22.1sl 6tandolind cleaners.
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Police Against Car Stop

Traffic Accident Prevention Blu.
reau today asked the board of works
to eliminate the street car stop IN
front Of the Van Camp Packing
Company on S. East ST. The recon-
mendation was result of an accident
in which Mrs. Aggie Barker, 81. Of
1888 Charles St., was killed last week
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Out by Christmas

Mrs Della Lucas, 1915 S. Dakota
ST., today was serving three-day Jail
sentence imposed by Circuit Judge
Harry o. Chamberlain for contempt of
court, when she failed to appear in
answer to a subpoena to divorce case
brought by her husband.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-22
REBELS BURN BRIDGES
Mexican Consul for Indiana Receives
Latest Word ON Revolution

The only difficulty being encoun-
tered by Mexican government troops
is the fact that rebels are preventing
their advance by destroying railroad
tracks during retreat, according to
a telegram from the Mexican consul
at New York to Russell 3. Harrison,
Mexican consul for Indiana The in.
formation was said to have been is
sued by President Obregon.
An attack upon Puebla was expect
ed to repulse rebels, the wire said.
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Grain Briefs

CHICAGO Dec 22-The winter wheat
condition Is being maintained everywhere.
Growth is unusually heavy in some districts
and stooling generally satisfactory says
Modern Miller's weekly report.
Most traders are predicting lower prices
for all grains Speculative trade is small
and present conditions discourage investors.
Prevailing weather in the Argentine is
fine for wheat cutting but recent rains were
not very favorable to the crop the latest
cabIegram from that country said.
Weekly clearances, according to Brad
street: Wheat and flour S.031, 600 bushels
as compared with 1907 600 bushels last
week Corn $4,000 against 30, 900. From
INV first to date Wheat and -four 202,-
774 600 bushels against 237 ,604 900 last
year: corn 2,174,O0o bushels against D.
2I7, 900 bushels.
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FOREIGN Exchange

BU FntfCf FiH1HrI1T
NEW YORK Dec E2.-FoTeign exchange
colsed lower Sterling. demand S4-34 =
Francs demand 5.O6c. Lire. demand
432l.c Belgian. demand. AL y Marks
4 600 900 900 600 to the dollar Czecho. de
maud 2Q2 he Swiss. demand I7,43c
Guilders demand 81 s3c Pesetas demand
1890 Sweden. demand 20 29c. Norw ay
demand II 7Sc Denmark, demand, l7.Flc
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Holiday Starts Monday Noon.

Christmas holiday for the State.
house will begin officially Monday
noon for 712 officials and employees.
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Fafayette To Open Orlces

Authorization was granted by the
Secretary of State today to the La
fayette Motors Corporation, Milwau-
kee. to open Indiana offices at 1851
Consolidated building, with Lou A.
Robertson as agent.
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Aged Muncie Man Jailed

BIZ UntTed PTeSS
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 22.-James Par
ker, IL, at whose home a quantity of
liquor was found recently in a police
raid, was found guilty by a Circuit
Court jury. He received a 800 fine
and thirty days Jail sentence
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Local Bank CIearlngS

indianapolis bank clcarinEs SATURDAY were
So 300 600 for the week. $50 103. 600.
Bank debts Saturday we're So. 04l 600. for
the week S3S $50 ,O0u
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County, Workers to Have Party

Employees in the office Of County
Clerk Albert ]. Losche are to have a
Christmas party Monday afternoon at
the courthouse. Chicken is on the
menu.
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Raw SUGAR Market

By United Financial
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The raw sugar
market opened steady: December, 67q a
soc; January, $50 as. sec; March, 466 a
471c; May. 472 q 5,73c
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Chicago Grain Table

Jan 1903 II OF 1905 1907 1905
Jan 900 o.e5 $50 600 9.67
RYE
Dec Ct .677s .e7h .s7ss 81 "a
CHICAGO Dec 22.-Primary receipts
wheat 500 600 against S64 600; corn
against sos 600 Shipments Wheat. ass
600 against 645 600 corn eos 600 against
504 600 oats 59l 900 against 602 900
CHICAGO. Dec 22-Car lot receipts
Wheat. 90; corn. 1877: oats, 49, rye. 3.
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New York Liberty Bonds
In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon


BIZ UnlItI r U1uUCIUI
NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Cotton market
opened steady; December 36.25c, IN 10
points: January "a $50 np 8 March 35 30c
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Local Wagon Wheat
CIoverSeed Market

Local mills and elevators are paying 81
for No red wheat
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Lieber Back From Vacation

Richard Ldeber. director OF State
conservation, returned today from
several days vacation in Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-22
Dressed Beef Prices

Wholesale selling prices on dressed beef
Swift & Co.. Ribs--No. Q. 30c: No 1, tic
Ioins-No. 2, Csc; No. 3, 1Sc Rounds
No. Q, 20c; No. g. 15c. Chucks-No. Q.
1sc: No. 8. l2c. Plates-Ne. Q, Sc; No