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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
REVUE STAR To VISIT
IxEITHS NEXT WEEK

Miss Frances White. who heads
the bill at r F. Keilh's next week.
viii he remembered as a Httle West
ern girl. who came to New York,
unknown and scored a hit that has
made her one of the most popular
musical comedy and vaudeville stars.
She has been starred by the late
William Rock. in Ziegfeld's Foilies
the Greenwich Village Follies and
other big attractions. In her act at
Keith's she will offer a cycle Of her
own songs and dances assisted at
the piano by Billy Joyce.
The bill viii include:
TED AND BETTY HEAIY-Offer
IN act which they call fun in the
Healy manner This season they are
appearing as a philosopher and q
fapper.
JACK OSTERAIAN-One OF the
youngest comedians In vaudeville
He IS a son Of Kathrn Osterman, a
star OF other days.
ROBERT HYMAN AND VIR-
GINA MANN-Wiu be seen in a
comedy playlet called Long Dis
tance Love" It a satire in modern
life.
BOBBY luxe" HENSHAW-
Styles himself The Merry Mimic "
SYNCOPATING TOES lis the
title OF a dance fantasy that will
be presented by two pretty girls.
whose names are not divulged in the
billing.
RECK AND RECTOR Contribute
to the novel side Of the bill.
NOACK 49, Called the wonder
equilibrist." because Of the extra
ordinary routine Of difficult feats.
On the screen VIII be shown The
Pathe News. Topics q the Day and
AesOp's Fables
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Tapley Has Played in Many Films

Rose TapIey. who portrays d
French aristocrat in the J. Stuart
Blackton production, THE Redeem
ing Sin" has played in a host Of
Vitagraph pictures. having been
with the company, except at brief
and rare intervals. for many years.
The role she IS playing now is her
5I4th for Vitagraph. but many Of
the early films were, Of course. one
and two-reelers.
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course, and to bow as gracefully as
he may to ever victorious youth.
The cast includes Adolphe Mer
jou, Eleanos Boardman. Conrad
Nagle. Jean Hersholt. Edward Con
nelly. Hcdda Hopper. Virginia Lee
Corbin. Dorothy Dwan, Frank ELI
oft. Ann Luther and Eugene Gil
bert. An Imperial comedy, "A Nip
o. Scotch" the Fox news weekly, or
gan selections by Earl Gordon and
musical entertainment by Emil
Seidel and his orchestra viii be 9th
or program features.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
WRIGHT'S NOVEL TO
Be SEEN AS MOVIE
At CIRCLE THEATER
Sinners in SILK to Be
Offered to Patrons of
the Apollo.

m EGINNING Sunday afternoon
| K 1t the Circle. q movie version
III of Harold Bell Wrights The
Mine with the Iron Door" Will he
shown.
Sinners in silk" Will be the title
of the feature TO he seen at the
Apollo all next week.
The Ohio viii present Harry
I.angdon in his new comedy. "An
Night Long" The other feature
will be Betty Compson in THE
Garden OF Weeds.
For the first half Of the week. the
Isis VII offer Hoot Gibson IN "The
Ridin' Kid From Powder River"
Mister Smiths will offer Pola Neau
in Forbidden Paradise" for the
week.
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Prelude ct Fuga" IN A Minor) ..
Z BzC1
CHRISTMAS PLAY To
BE GIVEN At COLLEGE

A students recital and Christmas
play VIII be given at the MeropoL-
tan School Of Music next Saturday
afternoon. Dec. IS, at 3 o'clock.
Taking part will be Frederick
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
Wallace Beery Comes East

Wallace Berry and Frank Cam
peau have arrived in New York to
appear with Thomas Neighan in
Coming Through" the Paramount
stars next production.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
CAPACITY HOUSE
GREETS FARRAR


Symphony Orchestra. Feb. with
three soloists. and the St. Louis
Symphony Orchestra, Rudolph CAM,
conductor and soIoist assisted by
Helen Traubel dramatic soprano on
March IS.
Rainier, harpist, and Adah Strong,
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a new musical act for the Keith
circuit Will present textette of
young women violin players. II will
he known as the Six Debutantes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
MISS FRANCIS WHITE TO
TOP NEW BILL At KEITHiS

Revue De Luxe Comes to Lyric Sunday for a Week
Gene Oliver to Open at Palace,
Frances White remembered from her musical comedy
and days B. F. Keith Sunday headiner
of next week 5 bill.
At the Lyric al eghact bill will feature THE Revue De
Luxe" and the Rose kress Four.
aLcomedy bill will open Sunday the Palace with
ltene Oliver and eomnanv featured.
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No. 1--Dorothy Mackau in The
Mine With the Iron Door" ut the
circle al next week.
No. Betty Compson IN Gar
9on Of Weeds. at the Ohio next
week.
No. 3-Eleanor Boardman In
Sinners in silk" at the Apollo.
beginning Sunday.
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Gene Oliver to Open at Palace,

The other acts on the bills al the
three houses will he made up of
comedy and novelty turns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

AUTOS FOR SALE
Be Independent


w have them In STYLES 20 suit sou
alec prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
1924 Studebaker Big 6
Sport Touring
$3.50

Here IL an opportunity 20 save
$500 on a Big G Studobakor
which looks and runs abso-
luteiy like a brand new car
with all the power and speed
you could Wish for. II has
disc wheels. with extra
disc wheels and tires mount
Cd on running boards rs cord
tlrcal. trunk with suitcRHea
In rear. bumpers, sun shade.
automatic Windshield BwlDs,
motometer and ornament,
waithRm s-day clock, tom
nsAu light. cowl lights, ven-
tliator. nlekcled radiator and
headlights. Alsmlte lubTlcAt-
ing system. Gabriel snubbsrs
and running board light. Car
cost t2.tg0, You VIII agree
with me when you sec II that
u Is the best buy in Seattle
FOR 1850. Can arrange
terms. and will consider a
Light car in trade. No deal
sra. VIII be home evenings.
Phone KE nwd-iTs7. 1901
Fifth ". Z.
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21 AgitE 800
800 CASH BALANCE
HsU fFH.F n.LslF

Fronting ON Wpod'a creek near
Monroe close 90 paved highway
aud good road thru tract Mostly
level fine deep loan coil. we'll
Fgb-lfT.EHtrd and viii grow any
thing adapted 20 this part Of the
state, This is barEHIn.
ll u. NELSON.
gHT f.HFH TEfHas
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b FOR sALE-arREAGE

uDAfE TEABED 1876
The ola-tImrrr had tho choice.
HrFra almost one miln ~ Puget
Sound tTufiHEH on main land.
now HurFrFrd ana being Offered
Iu Hnd iHHaUru 1ra"fa. Hgma sIfN
buildings and clearing. 40 with
beach frauta~f. low banks. no
high h'uffr plenty ~ Hafrr. can
reach d. aufH. steamer HfrgLrr- &
miles from rTHasUE town bI.
mills building u0s Ideal for
summer camps or permanent
homes on salt water Prices ar
lsw Hs GIg5. on terms m lufsrsHt-
20 boo water frontage. rre mauF
pbota., got farfa Charles EpmfTr
Coz Alaska Building
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Free 5 Acres

Sirs new house. can move IN today,
north ~ Seattle We Will give
away this place N sou viii put
Belgian hHrra on n and DO a. We
EHy and don't make $500 monthly.
otherwise you pay uH 500 down
and SIS per month. Now either
bring money and 80 see tlla nice
place Or chase your legs or look.
Ing ~ other places Bee Ira Perry
OF hTa, Lam pmun today a. sos
Third Ave. office open til . .. N.
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Sc AUTOS FOR SALE
Eld'idge Buick
Used Cars

EEeFr dollar aHErd Tor uew
NuIHk JHu Do accounted for
n the ear itHrlf Because
huiUk hHa no fsuUaua Hrll"
iHE price. $50 cannot allow
fictitious prices for out USED
trade aln- Every dollar aHhHd
Tor our USED tAUE can be-
accounted fHr Doe the service
value on thr r8Fa Hence ultr
USED CARS have uu tlTilr
iN"Wr ceiling prices Your
Credit Do Good win tf"
1898 BUICK c CYLINDER
TOURING GauHIdTrluE ltH
mo hRuIral condition ape
ptaFauTH aud Price. this De-
one 81 the best automobile
values iu th6 city, equipped
with tNn arTInE bumpsFHr
Hprrlsl headlight lfusFH moe
tuWrIsr aud bar cap. auto
matte rain rWlpr. ElBHH wind
collectors has five unusually
Euur cord trTHf rsp8iutrd h
beautiful dark brown with
frHthrrllnr stripping on sold
and Jet black frudrrn Len
ua dtmouairHir this car
Down payment, Fs9a.
iFss muck G CYLINDER
NDAUSTEE - The former
owner took unusually good
care ~ thlH car. our history
records viii provo M painted .
dark maroon with Jet black
lnndFrH equipped with two
auuhlrshbr bumpers, motto
meter. sun visor automatic
rain awipr, mirror spare tire
Down payment l.hs.
1891 BUICK 9 CYLINDER
IbtElNG-pur Buick experts
have ihuTnlF FrruUdltiuurd
thia car % give tho next
owner uninterrupted service.
Painted bon tho beautiful Ven
itlan blues equipped with new
WufumetrT and bar cap. sH-
hrIrl nuuhhrrH HwIpv Down
payment F-Gs, easy monthly
t7rma
1891 MUCK O. CYLINDER
NpAusTEN=ThoralY rebuilt
and guaranteed fully equip
ped with desirable aUgrHHnr
rirnf newly painted in dark
maroon. with frhthrFlina
stripping % raTminn ana Irt
black frUdrra A iymunHirH-
ZION viii reveal tho perfect
mechanical condition ~ this
rBr.
1913 BUICK q CYLINDER
TptNiAg-Erbuiit and guar
snffrd Fuil price. Hg9l.
Easy sto-buy payments
1919 BUICK 4 CYLINDER
NlNl-in NFatariasa turz
rhaulsal condition We guar
antrr g. Fun price te9s
1915 UlIGK CYLINDER
TOURING. tsaa
1917 uuTgK 4 FOL CYLINDER
TOURING. Ii1a
USE YOUR CREDIT
Eldridge Buick Company
EAHt-oSts 50. 4. Pike 81
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81 STOCKS AND BONDS

Wats0n-Moore Company
gTDrEH Trt 1907 BDSD8
All listed and unlisted secuFltiss
given Immediate execution over
private wires with connection tn
an principal cities 30 tho United
States and Gaua1h.
All spokane stocks bought and sofa.
A N 49, ..-L-.-L- Lu--- my WIN .lLl
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Aii ptIer9 sgbjsrts wsihuy wiIi seii
Alaaha pet Il Coal. Bid 500
Anderson Bros r..s hnt ~ =
Beet Universal Lock offer 800
Best 3. D. Inc ss.-Offsr Eid
Central Finance .-..OffsT 1850
GtufHHH Petroleum Offer .bb
BuFaut HntaFH, Dalla1y 1000
Forks Drilling ....r offer
Futrril Coupler .-..Dffer 20
Lambert Tire 4 T.. lZ5 goo
Monetary Metals 90. 20 8g
New Bellevue Cop offer 20
olympic Hotel Bonds OFFER 100
Puget -, =. & + s1g0 600
ElcksubarFgr M0tprs ta1 100
Richmond copper OIL. 90 ~
Ruby Beach Mining offer Eid
Ruby Joe Mining ..BTfFT 30
Eolhsrt Process Steel offer 80
PerfsCtD Gear .-.-s-Oftsr COCO
star Motors -rr.... GOO 100
z ahomH Finance .s.Dffrr lI-b9
U 8 Silver Fox -..Dtfrr 40
Nlt0mFn Cereal .... 500 40
Wssts rn Emslt 4 Potter Bargain
EXCHANGE YOUR NON -DIvIDEsD
PAYING STOCKS FOR GOOD
INTEREST BEARING BONDS
ASK Gb
ALL FOREIGN GDNEESNEsI
BONDS QUOTED
WE WANT THE FOLLOWIGGf
Central Finance, III GiOTEi0 Fruit.
Hirst ChIehaEof Futrell Coupler.
Olympic Hotel Bonds, Riekenback-
~ Motors, Duraut and Star Motors.
200 Marion 81 III iDt-bfss
just on ina Ave. OPP. Natl city Bk.
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RICH MELLOW BLACK SOIL
DO ACRES FOR $3.50
Are you looking Tor HgI that will
raise anything that crows Doc
Western Washington Paved T0ud
an The way from Seattle 10 Ever
rttl n d.. H., cream and egg
FUuirt close TO beautiful Lake
stevens. $50 cash, $40 monthly.
PUGET SOUND REALTY 90.
~ Third Ave. FL iof-siAg
CHEAP acres, new h0uFr, on In.
teruTbbn boulevard. north Of Be-
attic. az cathcart The good soil
center, Price only 1875. terms.
800 down. so month. We will
furnish cows and chickens or Bel
Eihn hhTrH o. reliable buyers on
terms, See HillmRu or DhTnAli.
sos Third ave. Our Seattle office
open ull : ,. m. We need some
more carpenters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
0fher Live Stock

CINCINNATI, Aug 2t.-cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1260 market, steady; shipping
IL so Hogs-Receipts, 400; market,
steady; good to chece packers and butch
ers. $1,000. sheep.-Receipts. 1000;
Lambs-M arket, steady; good to choice,
TOLEDO, Aug. 21.-Hogs-Receipts,
600; market steady, strong; heavies,
Workers. $1,000 good pigs, $990@10
Calves-M arlIet strong. Sheep and lambs
Market strong.
EAST BUFFALO. Aug. 21--Cattle-
shipping steers. $500 II; butcher grades,
81 .5069: cows. So a $50. Calves-Re-
ceipts, $50: market. active. steady; Gull
to choice. S350@13. Sheep and lambs
yearlings, SOC higher; choice lambs, S15 q
1928; Gull to fair. SO q 1850; yearlings,
Ss@11; sheep S3@9 Hogs-Receipts,
Spo market market s sa I'VE ana "a STEADY GGS 60 gG
GERS; mixed, $40 rs a 1885; heavles,
S10.75; roughs. So a $50; stays. $3.50 q
CLEVELAND. Aug 21.-Hogs-
ceipts, 1000; market, steady loo lower;
Workers $1O.5OQ1O.6o: mixed. $1,000
1895; medium S10.65G 1878; pigs,
1925; roughs So stays. $3.50. Cattle
Receipts 800: market, slow, unchanged.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 500; market,
25c higher; top, S14. Receipts,
500 market. soc lower; top, $12.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 21.-Cattle-Re-
c9ipts hight; market, steady; choice. 50 .65
a 1O.3b: good SS.50@9.50; fair. $3.50
a 8: veal calves. S12.50 a 10. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts, light; market, steady :;
prime wethers. S7.5O@S; good. S6.50N
7; fair mixed, S. as; lambs. S80114.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 id; market. lower:
prime heavy. $10.60@10.70; medium,
S1O.S0@1Os5; heavy workers. 1880 a
1888; light workers. 50 ;72 q 10; pigs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
DICTIONARY ~F0R FIRPO
Boxer Adopts New Mode of Training
in English.

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Luis Angel
Firpo, business man and boxer, is
now a student of English. The burly
Argentinian, who manages his own
financial and ring affairs down to
the minutest details. has purchased
a dictionary and studies it assidu-
ously so that he may be better
equipped to carry on his various ac-
tivities here. He also encourages
those about him to talk in English.
Last year Firpo found himself fire.
quently at a disadvantage, converse
tiorally, when conducting negoti-
ations in this country. Now he
speaks comparatively fluent English.
Whenever he is at a Joss for words,
Luis promptly pulls out his diction-
airy and fills the gap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
LARGE RECEIPTS
CUT HOG PRICES
General Trend 15c Lower
With Stops Top,

Receipt of 10000 hogs at the local
livestock market Thursday was the
occasion for a lucent price trimming
in all weights. Even with that,
early indications were that the clear
ance would be poor. The bulk of
sales was made at 5000 and a load
of good porekrs averaging around
200 pounds topped the market at
S10.25. All other weights brought
5000 a half was cut from the
lower end of pig quotations making
them sell within a range OF SIS to
$3.50. Sows we're Is cents lower at
$3.50 to 1915 for smooths and $S.25
to $3.50 for roughs. Stays were
quoted at Sc to SIS. Light light hogs
were moving at 1925 to 5000.
There were 900 head left over from
Wednesday.
Cattle lost some Of their buoyancy
attained in late trading Wednesday
and the market was classified as
steady to lower. The majority of
steer sales was made Csc lower, al
though one or two sales were re-
PORTED at $1o75. Cows we're off
nearly a half. the top being reported
at $3.50. Helfers were selling soc
lower than the high time this week
at $3.50. Bulls were quoted at a
top Of $3.50. Trading was slow. Re
ceipts. 1000
Veal quotations were unchanged.
Choice lots sold at s12 and the bulk
Of good calves brought that figure
to soc lower. Trading was strong,
with 500 head offered. Traders said
the quality of the days receipts was
extra good.
Sheep and lamb prices held steady
at S13. lamb top and Sc sheep top
Trading continued strong and active
in this division. Receipts, 600.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
BOAT BREAKS RECORD
Mauretania Crosses Atlantic in Five
Days and Three Hours.
BIZ Tines Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Al records
for the Cherbourg- New York passage
were shattered with the Maure-
tania's arrival at quarantine. Her
time for crossing was five days, three
hours, and twenty minutes. Her best
days run was 642 miles and her
average speed was $3.50 knots.
The best previous time, made by
the same steamship in August, 1922,
was five days, nine hours, twenty
minutes. In December of the same
year The Majestic steamed from New
York to Cherbourg in five days. six
hours, thirteen minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
WHEAT FOLLOWS
CORN DECREASE
Improved Weather Causes
Sharply Lower Close,

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-Led by corn
all grains closed sharply lower on
the Board of Trade Thursday.
Weakness in corn and generally
improved domestic crop and weather
reports brought heavy realizing in
wheat and a sharp dip.
Clear and much warmer weather
in several sections Of the growing
area and reports of additional ship
ments Of Argentine corn to come
here brought heavy profit sales in
corn.
Weakness in corn and heavier re-
ceipts adversely affected the oats
market.
Provision slumped with grains and
lack Of speculative interest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
HUGHES CUTS WHISPERS
New Style Is Between a Van Dyke
and just WHISPERS.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes returned
from Europe on the United States
liner President Harding, and the Sec
retary's friends will have to take a
second look to recognize him. It's
all on account of those well-known
whiskers. Mr.. Hughes visited g bar
Der while abroad-probably in Paris,
though he didn't say so-and he is
now wearing an European cut of
beard. According to the ship news
experts it is a cross between whis-
kers and Van Dyke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
GOVT. SCORES FEMINlSTS
Married Women Must Sign Hus-
bands Name to Pay Roll.

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Mar-
died women who insist upon retain
ing their maiden names to assert
individuality or for any other rea-
son get no official sympathy from
Comptroller General McCarl.
In a ruling just handed to the De-
partment of the Interior, the comp
troller general holds that a married
woman employee of the Government
must use the surname of her hus-
band when she signs the pay roll
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
Tank Wagon Prices

(Gasoline prices do not include State
<ax Of &c a gsllon.l
ii GASOLINE-Energee zoe per gallon;
DPuroI. 10 &c: Red Crown. Ia PC: Diamond
I62c: Silver Flash. zoe: Standolind avia-
tion $500
MISUNDERSTANDING 11.7c a gallon;
Moore Light, 14.5c; relite. 11.7c; Perfec-
ton Tic; Solvent. 35c-
NAPTHA-Lion Power Cleaners. % &c
q gallon: Y. NJ. & P. 22-5c: Standolind
cleaners. 23.5c-
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Produce Markets

Fresh eggs. loss of. gee; packing stock
butter. 23c: fowls. Al lbs. up. 2Oc:
fowls under a. lbs. lie; cocks lie:
DF 9n IA. Gp ss 2 yoGnS yo Ban t t2P
keys. lbs. up. CSC: old tom turkeys. l9c:
ducks. lbs ND. 12c; spring ducks.
lbs. up. 15c; geese. 10 lbs. up. lie; squads.
II lbs to dozen. 1915. Butter fat. Boo
-; creamery butter. 3s q 39c ID
y CHICAGO. Aug. I-Butter-Receipts
Hrsts. 34la a 35c; seconds, 30 q 80 Z c
Egg-Receipts. 5.91S; ordinaries. 20 y a
27l3c; hrsts. % q soc. Cheese--Twi wins.
19& c; Americas. 2Oizcs Pouitry--Re-
ceipts cars; fowls. Is q 24c; ducks zoe;
geese lac springs 1Sc. springs. 29c; tur-
keys. zoe; ROSTERS, Is &c; broilers. pc
hIers. S1.20 q 1.35; Missouri coolers. 81 90
q 30. New Jersey COOLERS. $40 n !. 50;
Virginia coolers S1.7Od 1-75; Minnesota
early Ohios. S1-15 q 80.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 21-Live poultry
Firm: heavy fowls. p n CSC: light is
ducks. 2OG 24c. Butter-Extra in tubs.
Il a 42c; extra frsts. 80 q 40c; frsts, 81
q Csc; packing stocks. p a &c: standard.
Fresh gathered northern extras. 3sc: ex-
ira frsts. sec, Ohio f1rsts. 33c: western
frsts 81 nc. POtatoes-Supply moder-
branded. So: New Jersey and Kentucky
cob6lers. 1913 per 15O-pound sacks.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21-Flour. dull. IN
settled Pork-DulI Mess-S2a 20 Lard
Steady: midwest spot Sl4-5O n 1850.
Sugar-Raw. firm; centrifugal 90 test.
5.53c: refined steady: granulated $50 n
8 SOC Coffee-Rio spot. 1910. Santos
No. 4. 81 Tallow--Stronger; special
TO extra. S. a S sc. Hay--ouiet; 40 l;
S15d 1850; No. 3. S11.506 1880. Dressed
poultry-Steady. turkeys 80 n 42c: chick
ems. SO a 45c; fowls. 17tG Bic; ducks, "a
bid; ducks. Long Island 23c- Live poultry
Firm: geese IL q TIC; ducks. Il a 25c;
fowls. q a &c: turkeys. % n SOC;
rOosters. Ice bid: broilers. % n Bic. Cheese
Easy: state whole milk. common to sDe-
Gals Is n 22c. state skins. choice to spe-
Gals II a 12c: lower grades. 4 n Toe But
ter-Firm. receipts 10, 500: creamery ex-
tras 80 13c. special market. 40 a 40 Z C.
EgEs-Steady. receipts. 20.142: nearby
white fancy. 81 2 56c; nearby state whites.
IS a 53c; fresh firsts. 30 a Ale: Pacific
coasts 81 i a Soc western whites "a a
53c: ncerby browns. 40 n 4sc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
RUN OVER THREE TIMES
Driver Becomes Excited and Re
verses Car Over Man.
BIZ United Prose-

By United Prose-
BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio. Aug.
21-Three times Edward Campbell
piloted his automobile over the pros
trate form of William Schrader.
Then Campbell stopped the car and
Schrader was taken to a hospital.
|. Campbell became excited when his
Bar struck Schrader and knocked
him under the wheels. The driver
reversed the gears and then backed
over Schrader. Still fiustered, Camp
bell sent the machine forward again
and passed over Schrader the third
time. Doctors believe Schrader will
live.
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TRADES COUNCIL
DENOUNCESA ACTS
Continued From Page u

any acts OF lawlessness which
would in any way detract from its
fair name. They are subject to
the same emotions. ambitions and
desires as any other organization
or citizen. regardless Of occupa-
ton. They believe in law and
order and for its enforcement with
out prejudice by the constituted
authorities. They believe in and
demand the law-breakers be
sought out and punished. regard
less Of his station in life, his
affiliation or his influences. They
likewise demand that the innocent
be protected from any acts Of law
lessness and from any suspicion OF
committing the same.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
HaV Market Prices

Wagon load lot prices hay and grain at
Indianapolis are as follows:
Timothy-$19 q 81 ton. new 81 less :;
mixed. S15016; baled. $15 a 10. Corn
$11561.20 a bushel. Oats-55 a SOC a
bushel. new. 80 a 52c. Straw-Wheat. IS
a 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
Chicago Grain Table

- GH e g avg. 81 swyh3,eat-No. ! !
s1;3o& @1.a2% No 2 hard; 81 ,277s a
No. l yellow, 81 % 4 No. 2. S1.21 y a
1.22 4 No. 3. S120ia q 1.22; No. ).
S1.20h: No. 8. S119A 0119h; No. 2
mixed. S1.21 a1.22: No. 3. s. 2oA a
1905; No. 4. S11e15: No. white.
S1-22: No. 2. S1.21 G1.22: No. 8.
S1.2Oh: No. 5. S11s1z: No. 6. SI1Sh
Oats-En. 3 white. 81 "A a 531zc; No. 4.
81 a 81 12c; standards. 45I soc. Barley
50 q 90c. Rye-No. 9, 90 n c. limo
thy-S6.75 a 7.75. Clover = $11 so q
21.5O.
TOLEDO, Aug. 21-whest-s1. 80 a
9. 81 "a = a !. IS 4 Re-93o oats-No
Cloverseed-S12 so; October 1880; De
cember. S131O. Timothy-S3 go: Sep
s ea $3.50 oet96er s3:85; 5Mare i
October. S10.75. Butter-41 a 42c. Egg:
ST. LOUIS. Aug 21-corn-No. 2
white. S1.1 No. 3. S115; No. /. 81 141z
September. S1.15lz December. S109%
Oats-No. 2 white. 52c No. 8. 81 4 c:
September. 50 sc. Wheat-September
81 % = December, 81 1898: No red.
81 IS a 40: No 2. 81 30d1 IS: No. 4.
1909 125; No. 5. S116d1.17~ No. 1
hard. 124: No. .. 81. pa; No. 3, 81 %
No. 4. S12115
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying 81 %
for No. red wheat in wagon load lots
Others priced accordingly.