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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-26
BUILDING Permits

Trimble Realty Company, store 3409 N.
Illinois. $4,000.
TrlmbIe Realty Company. furnaces. 34O9
y. Illinois, 5000.
W G Brown. remodel 2625 w. Wash
ington. $3.50
s484
Mick Ayres. addition, 1865 y. Illinois.
81 600
Elizabeth schmid furnace. 1904 Evison.
Hans videbeck, furnace. 1859 Konwood.
Hans yidebeck. remodel. a45o Kenwood.
". A. Axiom, dwelling, 3152 N. Hard
Chris leroy. dwelling. 1856 N. Harding.
+ NJ. knight Realty Company. furnace.
406 w Twenty-Ftfth. $500
F. ". Knight Realty Company. dwelling.
364 w Twenty-Fifth. IS 600.
John Watson. garage. 4o04 N. Capitol.
$500
F W. Aldag Coal Company. shed. 84oo
z. Washington. S275.
Katherine b. Mott. garage A4S3 N Della
ware, $500.
Samuel Comado, garage. 632 Stevens,
o. J. Loclthart, dwelling. 762 N. Emer-
Thurman Raneey. furnace. 1144 Brock
George C. weadon, floor. 416 s. Mer d
ian $3.50.
Lot Development Company. double. 1899
Spruce, $4,000
Lot Development Company, {urn aces
Lot development Company. double. s14
N Sherman. $4,000.
Lot Development Company, furnaces,
S14 N. Sherman $500.
Edward p. Sexton, addition. 422 8. spen-
katherine e. Sargent. reroof. aa4o Cen
II. L. FinkIe. remodel. 1886 College.
Union National savings and Loan Asso-
citation. remodel, 90 w Ohio, $4,000.
-. "a, Ann Fischer. addition. 632 Sanders,
Morris Jackman, addition, e4o7 Ashland,
Rose Honecker, addition. IS E. Palmer.
John Kreich. addition. 81 Schiller. s6s5.
David Horton, reroof s27I Chester,
NJ. E; Long, garage. 1910 W. Washing
&C G. Y. Oft. reroof. e1e N. Gray $500.
Washington Bank and Trust Company.
reroof. 142 Z. Ohio, 1888
F. r. Lederhaus. room, 200 S. Audubon
Emma e. Mag. dwelling, 1853 Union.
Emma E. Mag. furnace. 1853 Union.
james, I. Kenney, dwelling. 1864 Ken
o. Haskell. reroof 2417 Kenwood. S42s
Michael O'Connor. reroof. 2940 N. Capt.
toll, $500.
Nellie Tull. dwelling. $50 Popular Rd.
Nellie Tull. furnace. 500 Popular Rd..
], o. Parker. addition. 2846 shriver,
$500.
A. D. Cloud. addition. 40 W. Thirty
Third. $40.
Everett Jeanes. double. 1925 e. Mich
Everett Jeanes. furnace, 1925 E. Mich
Moynahan Realty Company. repairs, SIS
S. Sheffield $3.50.
R. E. Stevenson. reroof. 2716 W. Wash
J. strolenlorf. addition. 1927 Cornelius,
$500.
H. D. Fry. garage. 1856 Kenwood. $500
Marion Paint Company. remodel, 500 S.
Meridian, $3.50.
Eliza Niemann. garage. 325 E. Morris.
$3.50.
Jacob Green, repair. 1884 N. Senate,
5000.
Carl Bolton. remodel. ss4 wsghorst.
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GARDENS REMAIN OPEN
Jack OLantern Proprietor Asks
Public to Cooperate.

Carlos c. Hammond, proprietor Of
Jack O'Lantern Gardens, raided last
Saturday night by Sheriff George
Snider and Federal prohibition
agents today issued statement de-
claring the place still is open for
business and:
There never has been any viola
ton of the liquor laws in the gar
dens with my knowledge or ap-
prevail, and no violation of such
laws, or any laws. will be counte-
nanced by me at any time. Persons
visiting these gardens are expressly
forbidden to bring or use any In
toxicating liquors on the premises,
or to come on the premises under
the influence of intoxicating liquor
The public is respectfully requested
to cooperate with me to the end
that these gardens may be at all
times a place of innocent pleasure
and amusement, undefiled by viola
ton of any law"
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PROGRAM MADE
FORF|RE WEEK
viii CuIminate in Meeting at
TomIinSon Hall,

A varied program for fire proven
ton week has been arranged by the
local fire prevention division Of the
Indianapolis fire department, it was
announced today.
Starting Monday, Oct. 6, demon
STATIONS will be given at fire head
quarters, New York and Alabama
SITS, on fire fighting. Moving pic
lures showing fire prevention work
will be shown.
On Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, the fire department will give
demonstrations OF various types of
fire fighting in lumber yards, factory
districts, and business districts at
$3.50 p. m.
Wednesdays program will end
with a mass meeting in Tomlinson
Hall where Frank C. Jordan of the
Indianapolis Water Company will
speak on fire prevention. The
police and firemen's band will play.
School children and Boy Scouts
are cooperating in the drive, the
plan being for talks to be made in
every school on fire prevention
during the week.
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DAKOTAELECTORS
NOW UNDER FIRE
Charge Men on G, 0, P,
Ticket for La Toilette,
Ru Tinted Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-On heels of
the California Supreme Court deci,
sion knocking the La Toilette cleo
tors off the ballot Of that State, Will
liam NJ. Butler, chairman of the ma
tional Republican committee, an
rounced a similar effort in North
Dakota. Butler said La Toilette lead
ers were trying to perpetrate d
gigantic fraud" in North Dakota.
The case will come before the SUI
preme Court next Monday, Butler
said. Four of the electors running
on the Republican ticket are La Fol
lette mem at heart, Butler said he
had been told.
Convinced these electors. should
they win on the Republican tickets.
will vote for La Toilette, the Su-
preme Court has been asked to deter
mine what right they have to con
tinue running on the old party
ticket.
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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Sept Receipts,
5000, market, no dependable outlet tor
stale kinds offered practically none sold
some held off market. yeariings in fairly
good demand, no chance kinds here: beat
carly $40 -. iu-hetweeu grades Fat she
stock exceedingly dull; bulls tending lower;
vealers steady to weak: choice kinds up to
Sl2 q 12 so. Sheep-Receipts. $4,000,
market. early sales fat lambs fully steady
sorting moderate; fat desirable natives.
Sl2.50113 culls mostly 50 so: choice
range lambs. Sl3; sheep and feeding lambs
steady: tat ewes. S8.25. carly sales choice
600 e9.'s ma aPtet strong 10 i0c 1 lIS top.
S1O40. bulk. S01O0 1910: heayyweights.
50. 70n 1925; mediumwelghts 50 s. %
1O.4O: lightweights. SS.90@1O.35: light
- = q Q - packing sows rough $50
q SO, slaughter pigs IS % q . %.
EAST BUFFALO Sept, 26--Caule--Re.
ceipts. ESQ; market, fairly active and
cr grades. S7da: COWS - a 6.25. Calves
Receipts 1900 market active TO soc
lower Gull to choice S. q l3. Sheep and
lambs. S13 n IL 25 Gull 20 fair SIS Gt1@,
yearilngs. STA 10, sheep, SO q 7 80. Hogs
Receipts 600 market slow, 100 ] So
mixed. $40 75a 1850: heavies Sio75;
roughs, S8.25 a 8.75; stays. "a $50.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 2e.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. light; market. slow: choice. $3.50
a 9.25; good. $sd9.25: fair. 6@7: veal
calves, $13a 1850. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, light market. steady; prime
wethers, 1925 $50; good, S6.50W7;
fair mixed $500; lambs S06t 1926.
Hogs-Receipts. II id: market. steady:
prime heavy. S10.SOm1O.o0; medium.
S1115 a lf.25; heavy workers. Sll15@
1925; light workers.. S975 Q10; pigs.
925 a $50: roughs. 500; stays. 81 a 3.
CINCINNATT Sept. 28-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $50 market. slow; shipping steers.
good 10 choice 81 40. Calves--Market.
higher; good to choic 81 n -. Eggs
Receipts. 3 800; market, steady; good to
choice packers and butchers, $1,000 a
1865. Sheep--Receipts 900. market,
steady: good to choice, S4 a $50
CLEVELAND, Sept. 26.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; market % a 35c higher;
Workers. S1065; mixed. l0.65: medium.
S10.75; pigs 50: roughs. $50; stays.
1919. Cattle--Receipts, 300. market
slow. unchanged. sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts. 900 market, % 40 soc lower; top.
Sl3. 20. Calves-Receipts, 400 market,
steady ton S14.
TOLEDO. Sept 26-Hogs-Receipts.
light; market, 25c higher: heavies, $1,000
a 10 go medium. $40 so a 0 TO; Workers
$40 90 a 1870 good pigs. 50 a OBS.
Caves--Market, steady. Sheep and lambs
Market. steady.
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Divorces Granted

Fern Hadley. 1873 s. Third St, Beech
Grove and willard C.. Brazil Ind.
Morris EqgelKing, 723 S. Capitol. anC
Laura, goo <. Merrill.
Rae / Hambrick, Beech Grove ant
John W
Mary N. Webb. 718 Fulton. and Charlie:
H.. Ola " Main ST. Muncie. Ind.
Love Ada Bass New Augusta, R. r
Al, Box 81. and Elias ga y. Alabama
Stella Mitchell, 144S S. Kappas. and
| Henry
M4udessa B. Coleman, 725 y. Douglas
Joseph c. Baurnan. 1898 Singleton. and
Helen Z
Nicholas II. shannon. 3o8 Indiana. and
Minnie 40 Dorman
william l.. Kaufman and Alice 2o1o n
Mary Har.rel. $500 E. Thirty.First. and
Frank 444 F Market.
Divorce denied;
bert
Divorce set aside at request of both
JQlia Tisdale. 1913 MartindaIe. and Ben.
amin. granted Nov. l. 1923.
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SHORTAGE IN HOGS,
FARMERSARE TOLD
Swine Breeders Hear Market
Authority,
By United Press

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 20
There are probably 20 per cent
fewer hogs on farms in the corn
belt now, than at the same time last
year Gilbert Busler Chicago mar
ket authority, declared today at the
annual swine day meeting at Purdue
University.
ut may be advisable to sell mar
ket hogs at lighter weights than
usual and use corn as economically
as possible in other ways in order
to keep cost down." he said. But
it Is not a time for further curtail-
ment OF breeding herds, because of
Improbable prices sharp curtail-
ment in hog protection has occurred
in the last year.
prevailing conditions will prob
ably have a discouraging effect on
producers during the fall so that
the pig crop next spring will be the
smallest in several years. For that
reason the pig crop of 1925 will
probably be one Of the most profit
able in several years."
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WHEAT MOVES To
NEW HIGH LEVEL
All Grains Advance in Late
Rally,

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept ga sensa-
tional rally in late trading sent
grain futures to a sharply higher
finish on the Chicago Board Of
Trade Friday. Corn led in the
strength.
Wheat advanced into new high
ground on the crop. Brisk buying,
with practically all traders taking
grain. was induced by reports Of
serious flood damage in France and
Russia retarded Canadian movement
and some export buying.
Unfavorable weather, sharp ad-
vance in cash and better eastern
shipping demand resulted in corn's
sharp upturn.
Oats was up on some export buy
ing and strength in other grains.
Foreign buying of lard strength
ened the provision list.
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BOB OFF AT SOUTH BEND
Campaign for La Toilette Is For.
mally Opened.

BIZ TfmeS Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 20
The Independent drive in South Bend
was officially opened last night with
an address at the Central Labor
Union Hall by James McGill, a Val
paraiso, Ind. manufacturer and
banker, formerly a resident of South
Bend. McGil addressed a large as
sembly of labor union members and
others on behalf of Robert NJ. La
Toilette for President and Burton
K. Wheeler for Vice President.
Charles Weidler, farmer and real
estate man, in charge of the La Fol-
lette campaign in this territory, re.
ports he is encouraged with pros
poets of the Independent candidates
in St Joseph and Elkhart Counties.
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DEATH DRIVERS FREED
Charges of Involuntary Manslaugh.
ter Disnisse,

Charges of involuntary manslaugh.
ter were ism.ssed against three mo.
florists in city court today, on recon-
mendation Of Coroner Paul F. Rob
inson. They were:
Eugene Hamblin. 1853 N. Alabama
St, whose car fatally injured Ebert
Brooks, IA. of 1914 Southeastern
Ave, Sept. 2, at Cruise and South
eastern Ave.
Aolph Frey, Ewardsville, ILL.,, who
struck and killed Herbert McKim
3, of $40 w. Twenty-N Ninth ST.
Samuel Joseph. Grand Hotel, who
struck and fatally injured Monroe
Altman. 9271a Virginia Ave.
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Indianapolis Stocks

An advance of 4 to points in all bu;
six of the bank stocks listed. featured Fri
parts of the list were comparatively quiet
with previous bids generally upheld. Cen
tral Indiana Gas %. received a bid of 81
been bid on
Gains BY bank stocks: Bankers Trust
2: City Trust. / Continental National Z
Farmers Trust Fidelity Trust Z Ind
Exchange. ). Merchants National. l: Sc
curity Trust. Z; State Savings, u; Union
Trust. 3.
Losses: Standard Oil. u
Bond gains: Indianapolis St AZ. a T.
H. |. & z. IS. 81 Liberty bonds advanced
fractionally in accordance with the New
York market
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Nh Sigma M Luncheon

Sixty-four doctors visiting the IN
diana State Medical Association con
vention attended a luncheon Of NJ
Sigma M medical fraternity at the
Spink-Arms. Among the prominent
alumni present were DR.. VIII Mayo,
Rochester, Mimi; DIR. w. J. K;anavel,
Chicago; Dean c. p. Emerson. In
dianapolis. and DIR. Willis D. Catch,
indianapolis.
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Commission Market

Few changes were made in commission
market prices in preparation for Satur-
days market The general tendency was
TO hold firm az present quotations Fancy
Michigan potatoes were unchanged At
50 30 150-lo. bag Sweet potatoes were
poout steady at $50 q for Jerseys and
$3.50 q 7.75 for Nirglnias
There was a slight falling off in Cal
ifornia fruit receipts. Indiana garden pro-
duce again was in prominence. Few
watermelons were offered and these
brought As q SOC each
- Fruits
Dples-Fancy Jonathan. 1918 a } a
k#%8 Extra fancy Pearls a 40-pOund bas-
&%f3 81 ,75Q2 fancy. Sl-25 q 150. Extra
Is Red Junes $3.50. Fancy Wealthy.
Is Grimes Golden. go N2.75-
X#f ricots-CalifOrnia. 50 q $50 box
I =: s,ltaioupesACoiorado fats. s1a125:
NAME pink meats. ol-Z5 nat crate .
$s - nsas. Sl10 80. Honey Dewes.
. q crate; homegrown Tip-Tops. 81
Sranberries-c C. Blacks. s575 a half
-Grapes-Callfornia seedless. crates. 81 rs
az; Tokay, S2.15 crate: Malaga, SI.75;
Arkansas Concords. 35c hve-pound
Iemons-California S6q $50 box.
. Oranges-Extra fancy California Valen-
cias. 1898 TO 25Os $3.50 q 7.25: Florida.
"a Peaches-Elbe-tas $3.50 busheJ:
Z colorado Clings. S1-5o91.75 fifteen
@ Pesrs@western Bartlett. s30 $50 a
49, rtas- 1878 bushel.
- PlumsLIndiana blue pluus 50 a $50
@ushel: Lonbards. 75c 16-pound basket;
Moores Arcitics. S5c a basket; Blue Dam
sons. rs a zoe basket; Italian Pruns.
S1.15 a hfteen-pOund box
Watermelons-45 q SOC.
-Yegetables-
Carrots-Home-grOwn, S1.0O 9I35 a
Corn-Roasting ears. 200 Csc a dozen.
Cucumbers-Fancy, homegrown. so q
IF EggpIantEs1 25Q1.75 doze..
Kale-HOule-grow so a Csc
Lettuce-Head. fancy Colorado. 50 p q
6.25 a crate; homegrown leaf. 81 10
pound basket.
Beans-Home-g grown. green. $3.50 :
bushel; stringless; SI-75; wax. Sl.25.
Beets-Fancy homegrown. 20 Q 25c a
dozen punches.
y Cabbage-Indiana. s2G2.25 a barrel.
Mangoes-L4ouigiana. 50 hamper;
II Onious-SpanIsh. 50 crate: home
Tgrown greens. 35c a dozen lunches home
n Brown picking. 81 3 a 15-pound basket.
III Parsley-Home-gr0w % q Doe a dozen.
- Peas-New York fancy Telephone. $50
ii Radishes-Home-Erown button. Asa 55c
"a dozen punches, long red or white. 45c.
Il acknowledgements IS q soc doz-
- s,inach-Home-grown fancy. s1GI25
Wromatoes-Home-gro SO a 75c a bss-
ket of 10 pounds; Sl.25 q $50 q bushel
Turnips-S1 4 hamper.
-POtatOes-
Fancy Michigan, go a 150-1b. bag
Red River Early OhtOs - G2.2j a 120-Ib
bag; extra fancy Idaho and Colorado. &c
6 pound: Kentucky Cobblers, S315 a bar
rels So q 2-75 l5G-lb. bag
Jersey Sweet Potatoes 30 n 9; Vir-
ginia. $3.50 a 7.75; Carolina. 81 so: s.. 25
92.50 a third barrel
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and his administration as Secretary
of State, it is stated.
Itinerary for United States Sen
ator James E. Watson in Indiana is
being drawn up by Frank Z. Rozeile,
chairman of the speakers bureau.
Watson, who is with the Coolidge
Dawes motor tour. will speak to-
night at Michigan City. He will
reach Indianapolis Saturday, Oct. 4.
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Produce Markets

Fresh eggs. loss of, 3ec: packing stock
butter. Csc: fowls, "A lbs up. 22c:
fowls. under 4lz lbs. Ice; cocks 12c;
springers. 22c: Leghorn poultry. % per
cent discount; young tom turkeys IL lbs.
M. 26c; young hen turkeys. los. up. 2bc;
old tom turkeys. 21c; ducks. lbs. up.
old. l2c; ducks, spring. los. up. Zoe;
geese. 10 lbs. up. lie squads, IL lbs to
dozen. $50: young guineas. LIB. size, 81.
CLEVELAND. Sept 26.-Heavy fowls
GO 9 &c; light. 1T@l sc: heavy springers.
% q 26c; light. 2OG22c; ROSTERS. 14@
l5c, ducks, 90 a 22c; geese, 1o u &c. But
firsts. 81 q 3sc; firsts 35 Q Csc; packing
Fresh gathered northern extras Arc; ex-
ira first, 10; Ohio firsts. Ale; western
firsts. 4012c Potatoes-New Jersey cob
blers. $3.50; Michigan. 50 @2.25.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2e.-F1our-Firm.
quiet. Pork-Steady. Mess-S2e. rs a 30.
Lard-Dull; midwest spot. S14. 25 q "A So.
6-03c; refined firm; granulated. % a
7.50c. Coffee-Rio spot. 1874 a ISM G.:
Santos No. 4: 23 @ 24ci Tall9wLD0li;
/. S13.50Q II; No 3. S11 q II so. Dressed
poultry-Easy; turkeys 80 a 43c; chick
ems. % q 47c; fowls, 10 a age: ducks, Zoe;
ducks Long Island Gao Live poultry
fowls. 15G Bic: turkeys, 80 q Ace;
ROSTERS. 15c; chickens. 21625c. Cheese
Steady: state whole milk. commons to
specials. 1S4 20 "a c; state skins. choice to
specials, IL a loo; lower grades. Ia 1Oc.
Batter-Ffrm; receipts. 1904; creamery
extras. 81 L c: special market. 37& a
3SA C. Eggs-Quiet: receipts. 1879
nearby white fancy, 81 a Tie; nearby state
whites. "a q Soc; fresh hrsts. 400 53c:
Pacific coasts. 81 a CSC; western whites. "a
q 66c: nearby browns. So a 64c.
CHICAGO. Sept. e-Butter-Receipts
10,790; creamery. 35 nc; standards, SAC;
hrsts. 81 4 a 80 Il c; seconds. 500 30hc
Eggs-Receipts. 5.425: ordinaries. 81 a
35c: first, 80 q Zoe Cheeee-LTwins, Gle;
Americas. 21 nc. Poultry-Receipts IL
cars: fowls II a 23c: ducks tic; geese.
17c; springs. II y C: turkeys. zoe; roost-
ers. IA &C. Potatoes-Receipts, 262 cars.
Quotations: Minnesota and North Da-
kota Red River Ohios 95cG 81 10: Mime
sofa round whites. coca 81: sandland
Ohios. S0G 90c. Wisconsin round whites
9OcN 81 .05: Colorado Russets. S1.7O.
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Births
Girls


Clarence and Katharine Butler, 1929
Sterling.
James and olive Blackwell. Deacones,
Hospital
Joan and Kathryn Larner. et6 n. La
Sale.
Frank and Odessa AIdridge. 444 n
Healing.
Robert and Katherine Jett. 1I19 Wood.
lawn.
Rows
Claud and Lola Mathis. 213q Olive
Frank and Agnes DoEelan. 762 n
Holmes
Charles and Mary Parsley AS leeds
Sadie and Gertrude Skaggs. 10241s S
Meridian.
Leslie and Eunice Sharp. Methodits Hos
pua[.
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Prices Up Substantially

Irregularity in the general list was
wiped out by the fresh buying move
nent in the late morning. which car
ried prices substantially higher in
both the rail and industrial groups.
Lackawanna moved up IL to 40.
Strength in New York Central CO.
incident with a further new high for
Lehigh Valley at 60I4 was accom-
panied by talk of consolidation OF
the two roads after Lehigh Valley
had distributed its Coke Brothers
holdings. This story had it that New
York Central would be placed on
an IS dividend and that one share
of New York Central would be Of
fered for two shares of Lehigh Val
ley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-26
LUIS ARMY SURROUNDED
Great Slaughter Anticipated If
Battle Is Fought.

By United Press
SHANGHAI, Sept. 26.-Lu Yung
Hsiang's Chekiang army was COM
pletely surrounded today.
A second Chi Hsieh Yuan force,
moving northward from Chang
Chow reached Kashing. Lu may
surrender immediately otherwise
great slaughter Is anticipated
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-26
Tank WAGON Prices

(GasoIine prices do not include State
tax Of &c a Eallou.l
GASOLINE-E7ergee. Tic a gallon:
FurOl. Ice; Red Crown. IL &c: Diamond.
1920: Silver Flash I1c: StandoIind avia-
ton, 23.2c. StandOlind Furnace Oil. o &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING 117c gallon:
Moore Light. 14-5; Arclite. 117c; Per
lection. 1I.7c: Solvent. Soc
NAPTHA-Lion Power Cleaners 90 &c
gallon; V. NJ < P. 22.5c; Standoline
Cleaners. %. &C.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Michal Warren ~. 23IS \ Talbot.
manager shipping department Real SILK
Julia d. Barnard 40 20l6 y. Talbot.
agreement clerk. State industrial board
Nicola Real "a Petersburg. Ind. coal
miner, Mary Yacopino. 16. All 6. Pine.
James W. NewbOld %, 1890 Columbia
boiler maker apprentice; Anna NJ. Ivy. 10.
1854 Columbia wrapper.
Harry Robinowitz "a. 1925 n. Capitol.
department manager; Rebecca Kollinger
20 1919 s. Capitol, hookkeepcr-
ElvIn L. Brown. %. 215 N Capitol
carpenter Mary E, GuilAams 90, % n
Haufr0f
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Police Are Accommodating

Richard Gold. As. of Columbus
Ohio, walked into police headquar.
ters today and after conversation
with Ralph Dean. desk sergeant,
asked if they would lock him up
Sure, we'll lock you UP. We're ac-
commodating," Dean replied. L&e
was slated on an intoxication charge.
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Deaths

Mary r Doughty, 76 sos Laurel.
chronic myncardltis.
acute myOCRrdttis
wilbur Tatlock To. 9e1 E Morris.
chronic myor3rditis.
Frank Wchrcl. 81. 1889 Brookside cere-
bral hemorrhage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-26
Two Charged With Sneed

Ray Jarvis, 20, of 1912 Olney ST.,
and Arnold Lyness, 81, of 2440 Col
lege Ave, were arrested today,
charged with speeding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-26
Prices ON Coal

indianapolis retail coal prices as an
nounced by dealers are: Indiana Lump.
So 90 a ton Coke SO; Kentucky Lump,
$3.50; West Virginia Lump 81 90; Poca-
hontas Lump. S9.25 mine run, $500:
Anthracite, $3.50
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Foreign EXCHANGE

BIZ LUfEfU EFfsS
NEW YORK Sept. 26-Foreign ex-
change closed steady. Sterling. demand
s4.47. up y. Francs. 5.27c. up Il Lire
4-39c, up .00L c. Belgium 4s5c IN
.o6 l9c. Marks, 1880 per trillion. Hol-
land 3S SOC. Russia 516c SHANGHAI
76lsc- Yokohama. 4O-2Sc-
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LEHIGH VALLEY
LEADS FORWARD
; MOVE IN RAILS
Federal Reserve Statement
Stimulates Entire Early
Trade,
Average Stock Prices

Average EFlCS Oh twenty lQQQSJrla
stocks Thursday was 1o4.13. of 50. Aver
20; Average price Of forty bonds was
9o.S4. up OF.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The week
" Federal Reserve statements re
fiected continued accumulation of
funds. despite the increased demand
for commercial purposes. This evil
dence of a large excess of money
available for stock market purposes
exercised stimulating influence on
the whole list in the early dealings.
Lehigh Valley led the forward
movement among the rails. squirting
z to 5+&. the highest price reached
49, the segregation Of the Lehigh
ay Coal This further gain rep
- nted a continuation OF the move
II started several days ago on
II prospect Of a distribution Of lie
g. pa Valleys Coke brothers holding
The roads stockholders.
~ 5. Steel. los *. up :; Studebaker
R**8. up Is General Electric, 263 y up
0N: Y. C.. los. up s Brooklyn Union
$TaS. az, up = Reading. O. g of = 3.
- o.. 63& up I. North American. "a 4
on IS: c. & o.. IS. of 3 American Wool.
up =: Southern Railway. 90 ! Union
Pacific, 140s4 Pan-American 3. 52S4 up
International Paper. 81 s. UD L LIE
high Valley. IS I. up
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HaV Market Prices

Wagon load prices of hay and grain at
Indianapolis are as follows:
Timothy-Sl2 a 10 a ton. mixed Sfo7
u. Corn-S1.25 a bushel Oats-j5 a
6Oc bushel- Rye-52 a SIC