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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-09

lightly; but the
T g ar in a
mans heart is
that he may
be taken seri-
ously.
T h e n I
charge tn 9 e /,
if thou wauldst
be t o u n d
taking in
hik eyes, take
no man seri-
o usly. For,
only when he
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-09

wise the sken threads OF the
cunnng will be hopee enmeshed yet have
the idea that he is FREE should bel We hate and
rebel against mus remember that smile and may
will only the web much the tighter
It's an think the most wonderful
thing in the live forever and forever SO don't
g !. 80 IL, red ever EQUALS Happiness -POPINI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-09
SAYINGS OF
MRS. SOLOMON
by Helen Rowland
Why Take Men Seriously?

WERILY. verify, my Daughter.
unto her that would win in
the game of hearts, all life must
be a continuous COMEDY!
For, 10, the fear Of a woman's
life is that she may be taken
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-09

DOOR Dan Cupid She's shut him in thinking that
very way of all Love to lock him securely
away Ah ALI the padlocks and all the in
the world hold against his will Put Love of
jealousy paddock with eshness, and how quickly he
petty restrictions They choke
him!
keep safely hold him always let him think he's free
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Hogs - Receipts
5000; market 10 loo lower: TOP. Sll,60;
l@lI.2o:. mediumweights. SIT DON i IS
hghtweights, s10.7O@11.4O: light lights
Sddo;so @ II 60; packing sows Set25 O
Receipts, 1000 compared week ago. beei
steers of values to sell at 50 and below
and good and choice heavywojghts strong
vance; light and mediumweights fed of.
ferings around steady: sharp demand
broad for Kinds scaling 1000 pounds and
1,42O-pound bullocls; best yearlings. SI3:
some highly finished steers and hefers o.
fering $12.75: bulk she stock % da7oc
ners and cutters mostly 1OG l5c up; DO
.osha 9uus. 15G25c;, veaers mostly
seRReS light a fS9 Week SSe S and
douple-decks directly. compared week ago:
Fat lambs, cull natives. fat gearling weth.
aged sheep. 5Oc6 81 up: all classes show
ing new, seasonal top prices: weeks top:
fst lambs: Sl7.1o; fat yearling .wethers,
wethers. S11 .75: fat ewes. $40.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 5.-Cattle-Receipt
S2o; market. slow and steady; good TO
iISo, esfvesM ark steady GOOD Ss99o e
choice. .s12Q14. Hogs-7Recefpts' 9. 500:
eh see pa sss6y s TO SSe low bet
ohoee So SO %ass Ssfaa T steady y
bOoN W CiiOicS. SAOW lOOO.
EAST BUFFALo, Dec. 5.-7cattle-
s srsSeh s9@s sg9 c6 6IEsSheE
Receipts. 100 market slow, SOC lower
Gull, to choice. $3,50Q11 so, Sheep and
a Issm55s- 6fS,dp 600 market active,
sS $sB36SS@go HsTnSRs 1893
% g,S 1d Soy 1S ig@s 2SH lover Yorker
fOGShs 50 a1O;A G stays. seas h'0O" -i''0'
PITTSBURGH. Dec. 5-Cattle-Receipt
light; market, steady; choice, S11 a II rs
calves. S15@ Is 80, Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 3 double ,deckers; market steady;
B F5Se fave Ssh %ssd Sl S9SsUG $50 2 sb s. s
617. Hogs@Recefpts Is double deck
eers d market lower prime heavy; $I1 so a.
LEY m 5aIs s!@ e. t2'1w; heavy H9r *
$3.50 1880: stays. S7@7.50.
CLEVELAND. Dec. extraordinarily
]. 900: market. 15G 25c lower; yorAers,
Sh2 %xsg rSg5 Sd % ed $ssaRs
SSod to eSoes b SO rTtSs g sssdfdy q
S eHtS ss 90 good % choice cows eo%s
50 a 6: fair TO good cows. 81 g ?; common
s eoSs SSS4 seF BOO @S@st st S6esp
$3.50 IP i''~'' 0"''"a'A0' STEADY '0p'
TOLEDO. Dec: 5. - Hogs = Receipts
light: market 2oc lower on heavies and
steady on lights: heavies S11 a 11.25: me-
DUNE sooS 81 ni SS YSrsers csIss
Market steadd Sheep and lambs-Market
steady
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
Births

gate.
Henry and Clara Budenk, 214S Shelby.
Nestor and Mary Poteove. 444 W. Wash
ington.
lanes and Grace worden. City Hos
pital.
Ollie and Naomi Martin. City Hospital
Alfred and Mae Creary. City Hospital
Carl and Edna Rothrock. City Hospital
Louis and Esther Trefry zoos E. Ray
mond.
Henry and Ida Striby. e33 N. Hamilton.
:, Vernon and Cynthia Couillard. Metho-
Alfred and Nina Kelly, Methodist Hos
pital
Russell and Josephine Roberts. Metho-
Sherman and Fern Jarrett, 1922
= CHARLES and Grace Patrick. 1929 N.
Oakland
Girls
Olney.
Harry and vada Snyder. Methodist Hos
William and Hazel Nunnally. Methodist
Hospital.
Daniel and Savannah York. 1925 Liv-
tngston.
Z Garner and Grace Brannon. 25s 8.
Arlington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
SUNDAY. DEC. 9

f:4J A. M.-WJJD (302.3). MooSeheart-
Catholic services.
9:4O A. M-WJJD (302.S) Mooseheart-
Protestant services.
0:55 A, M;-KDKA (3o91s. East Pitts
burgh-Services.
Temple Adath Isreal Choir. pW2J
o 5a7 B G9ifsso RoRb e75E a 9s
3557), Detroit-services.
IL 100 A. M.-KYw 1884. Chicago -
Services.
1900 M-WHT t40gl, ChigeagO-sSa91e sys
zeal program.
alter program. win, 1901; chica yg . :
1927. Observation-Disclosures
I:45 p. M.-wHT (4O0). Chicago-Rad'o
Rangers.
200 P. M.-wGN ts7o.e), chicago--con;
cert. WHO (266). Chicago-Classical
e:O5 P. M-wHT (4OOl. Chicaso-Mis-
sion hour.
s:s9 P. ,M.-KYw C5a5.N. Chicago =
s:4b ?: M-wEAF t4e1.5). New YSrk =
80 S'f ?. MG.9WNHT it46o). Chicaso-serv-
90 r. M,-KDKAA !S9e1S o East ,, Pits,
-Concert program WI t44'.ol. I'M
cago-Concert.
400 p. M.-wBCN 5000. Chicago =
Classical concert. WBBM (226) Ghi,
cago-POpular program. MHAo
/ wGY (379.5). schenectady-orsan re-
cital.
3 100 =. M-KYw l535.4). Chicago =
Studio concert. WEBH t31O2l. Shi-
cago-Musicale. VICES t250). Oak
Park-Classical program.
$40 T.. M.-KDKA (3091). East Pitts
burgh-Dinner concert.
5:45 +. M.-WHT (400l. Chicago -
Young Womens Council
100 p. M.-wEAR (3s94). Cleveland -
Theater orchestra. WIS l344 80. chi
cago-Prelude. WGY l37a.5). Sche-
nectady-Program; also WIZ.
GEO r. M.-wEAF lI91. % New York
TheaterE also WEI, KSD, WCAP.
WTAG., WV. WAR. wCAE. WoR'
Golden RLle Circle. KIDS CAD, In
dependence. Mo.-Vesper services.
WAY WAY s4 IbSsHisDsmBiSIe esss
cert. Paul RAIDER. WIZ I454 - New
York Orchestra. WREQ 1922
Lansing-M. e. Church. WQK t2l7.3l
Chicago--Trlo. quartet orchestra. MAJ,
6:f5 =. M.-KDKA 3O9 Ia East Pitts
burg-Services. WG4S t3l9). Buffalo
Services.
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1900 +; MmK I e 4ISSS4l oorS ChicasG% R7
$$sS$33 SPreEIi1sdId F Hsl w hon
ists Wilt Lit S9s WI Rhilade 4Rsa a.
New YorkI-Musicale. wLIB t3 gGs q
Elgin-Classtcal concert WIS to4f'o'
Chicago--Little Brown Church.
7:I5 p. M.-wJY Cto5.2l. New York
Dinner concert
s sSr.is M c5aEsS f faRsG SsSHpd2 aa5
BsiiasM E. S 66Ssn WIZ TsA9 S17 POn
tla6ETSs WWaoS 4F4SosD ss Je HiSsi
City-Evening services
7:lO p. M-wMBB l25O). Chicago
First Church of Christ.
7:45 p. M.-wBcN l2e6). Chicagoa-serv'
ices, WJAD (3o2.0. Waco Texas
$500 ssr1 Fl M NaP sq $685.
;S9san T%SSSn O4Rlif sSs Tiy
Woman's quartet brass quartet.
s:15 p. M.--wEAF, (491; 5), New York.
voc, Wcco' wsAT, WAR, wGR
WV.
500 E MwEAA Aoyst 475 Nebs P 1siIss
New York--Music.
o p. Minds t44D Ipdepe9denGr;s. CEN, nc 9
ss aaE and Rsg}Sp R RIai
WGT 1882 $685. neutrality-suspicious.
Ludlow, violinist; also WIZ. WMBt
$500, Chicago--.Populsr program, or
chestra. WOAW (520), Omaha-0r
chestra. classical music WORD l270(
Batavia-Choral singers. lecture. trio.
0:I5 p. M.-KFUo (545.D. st. Louis -
Address. WsUI (4S3.6). Iowa City -
Familiar hymns. quartet.
geo p. M.-wCCo (416 ~, Minneapolis
ST. Paul--Classical concert.
80 +. M.-KPRC (2a69), Houston -
Orchestra, WCX I5lD. pontiac1seiy
neutrality-suspicious. talk; WENR 1896
Chicago-Dance: vocalist WE EI1A
home hour. WoAI (394.5). San An
tonio-Concert.
o:l5' =. M.-WHN 1861 %. New York
Orchestra. woo 1880. Davenport -
Little symphony Orchestra. vocal.
10 p. MKT (467l. Los Angeles =
Classic hour. KTHS (374.S), Hot
Springs--Orchestra.
1890 p. M.-KFI (467) Los Angeles
Program. orchestra. VIVID (302S)
Mooseheart-- Studio.
IL y. M.-wBAP (475.9). FIT. Worth -
Popular music. XII (467), Los An
geles-Program. VICES (250). Oal
Park-Sacred program.
12 M:-wBBM (226). Chicago - NuttS
Club request features.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
COST OF FREE
PHONES CITED
Say Police and Fire Service
Totals $4,000 Yearly.

The Indiana Bell Telephone Com
pany loses more than $4,000 yeat
through its practice OF granting spe
cial concessions to police, firemen
and city officials in Indiana, It was
brought out today at the close OF
the public service commissions i'm
vestigation of the company's rates
and services.
In Indiana 657 free telephones are
in use, an exhibit showed, Reducing
earnings $40, 936.16 thereby. IL pres
ent rates, as allowed in Federal
Court, had been effective since 1924
the company would have earned $2s
1875, 637.0S additional, 1t was brought
out
When oral arguments on the case
are heard Dec. ID, Edward w,
Bemis, the commissions appraisal
engineer, will present estimates on
the company's value on a tive-yeal
average and on the basis Of findings
in the Maryland telephone case.
The Bell is asking rate Increases
of more than 100000 a year, but
Bemis' tentative valuation OF $2Sy
900, 900 would justify a reduction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
Deaths

woodyilIe Browning. So 1901 Congress,
Anna L. Cook. 20. 2o47 N. La Sale.
broncho pneumonia.
:. William R. Williams. 70. 1927 s. Shelf
field arteriosclerosis.
/. Robert p. Jones. 90. 1889 N. Keystone
: Adelaide. Prissley Carson. go. 3515 N.
Pennsylvania. apQplexy.
Fannie B. Applegate. "a. zoos N. Della
ware. arterioclerosis.
Ludlow. broncho pneumonia.
Porter Mellen Jones. 60. 224 N. Senate.
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Fannie HinchmaE, 80. 1106 W.. Thirty
First chronic parenchymatous nephritis.
Anna Margaret Hicks rs, o15 Bul
chanan. CHRONIC myocarditis.
Ezra Louis Topper. "a. 22l9 Avondale.
Ellen Lewis. So. 1880 Garfield Pl.,
Joseph 81. Ellis. rs. 2oss Langley.
John Ford. 5. 1899 Minnocqus. acute
" Emma A. Langle. A. 1928 N. Della
Gertrude Woodford Dithmer. "a. 4105
Graceland. acute cardiac dilatation.
John Schoffler Williams weeks $50
n. Emerson, broncho pneumonia.
Florence Marguerite Stevens. 81. 4130
Ruckle, Hodgkins disease.
Charles Patrick. mr., 1929 Oakland.
non. closure Of foramen ovale.
Theresa Gyrber. 1S. City Hospital
chronic fntergtitial nsphritis.
acute dilatation Of heart.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05

Average price of twenty rails for Satur
day was 107.S2. up 90.
BU United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. Stocks
maintained generally buoyant tone
in the weekend session. Profit TAX
ing by traders desiring to be out
of the market over the weekend was
absorbed in an impressive manner
and operations for the rise went
ahead consistently with Pennsyl
vania, New York Central Atchison
Frisco, st. Louis-Southwestern and
other railroad favorites in urgent
demand.
Obviously/the strength of the rails
reflected the construction of a ICON.
solidated market" for which Wall
Street has been looking forward to
for many months.
In his message to Congress, Presi-
dent Coolidge will probably adhere
to the spirit of his previous declara.
ton Of expediting consolidation prog
Dress perhaps with more emphasis
now that the Interstate Commerce
Commission has outlined to congress
sional leaders its ideas for short and
simple legislation to open the door
to rapid unification.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
COFFEE PRICES
SANTA TO BROADCAST
Shank Plans Merry Christmas for
Everybody in City.

Santa Claus will speak over the
radio to poor children of Indian
apolis as the sleigh bells jingle a
chorus as part of Mayor Shank
plan to give Indianapolis Merry
Christmas.
Shank today appointed Street
...;Szs~ --~--- =
Commissioner John F. Walker as
secretary to Santa Claus. He will
receive all letters at the City Hall
from poor boys and girls and will
head committee of business men
and club leaders Shank will appoint.
"Tell the poor children to send
their letters to Santa Claus direct to
the City Hail." Shank directed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05

1880 T. M-wHT (40ol. ohicago-Spe,
cialtfes: organ: popular program. WJR
f3l7J POntIac-Jesters. WOAW to2o)
Omaha--Orchestra.
1918 p. M.-wsB (42s.3). Atlanta -
Hired help.
IL 100 p. M.-KFI l467l. Los Angeles =
Stock company orchestra. c.ra kYW
dance nS~ Webb t376,2., ChicasSosm75ocr-
chestra: songs; readings. WEA.A
(475.9D. Dallas-Orchestra. VILE
(3O2S). Elgin-Dance, WOk (2l7.3l
Chicago-Music woo t4S3.6). Daven.
port-Orchestra: baritone, WOAW
1921. Omaha-Organ jubilee.
1I:15 p. M.-wBcN t266) Chicago -
King States Court.
Has p. M.-KDAF (365.e) Kansas City
-Nighthawks' frolic.
1900 MKT l4e7l sal Les A osIsIsSd
Orchestra. KPO (42S.3l San .Frencisco
heart-Orchestra popular music. WIFI
t400). Chicago-Your Hour League
L 100 A. M.-KYw (535.4l Chicago-l
somnia Club. WOK (217.3). Chicago
Vocal and instrumental.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
SUNDAYS BEST FEATURES

COPYRIGHT. 1895. bu United Press
WEAFi and hookup, including
WAR, WEEP, WCAP, WWJ,
WCAE. WTAG, woo, KSD, WGN,
WIFI, WCCO, CIR, SAL, 9:15 p. NJ,
EST-Joint recital. Maria Kurenko,
soprano, and Felix Silmond, cellist,
followed by talk by Red Grange.
wBZ. Springfield 1888 Nd. P. NJ,
EST-Concert from Holycross Col
lege.
WIZ, New York asa M and WGY,
Schenectady $3.50 Nd, 1890 p. NJ,
EST-Concert by Rivola Orchestra.
WFAA, Dallas (476 M. $50 p. NJ.
CST-Grace Church Orchestra.
n. WEAF and ? hook-up. including
WTAG, WEEP, WSAI, WCAE, S:45
P. NJ. EST-Dr. S. Parks Claimants
Y. NJ. C. A. conference.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
CHANGES URGED
In CITY COURT.
Six Prosecutors Would Be
Used. Whites Plan.

Suggestions to bring about a beb
ter city court procedure system ara
to be made to Prosecutor willard
II. Remy by City Judge Dan W
White the first Of next week, u
was learned today. The two CON
ferred this morning.
viii suggest three prosecutors b
employed, one in each of the city
criminal courts, and one as sb
pervisor over both courts. Three
other prosecutors would work eight
hour shifts at the tucnkey's ONCE
getting details Of each arrest.
White also recommended that ont
of the prosecutors aid detectives I'D
questioning prisoners charged with
major felonies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE HIGHER
Last Minute Squirt Takes
Wheat From Slump.

BU United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 5. Grains
finished higher on the Board of
Trade today, wheat leading in
strength.
A last minute squirt of short cover
ing and commission house buying
took wheat out Of it's depression.
The greater part of the session was
given over to profit taking. Numer-
Gus rallies occurred, but they failed
to hold save the last one. Commits
sion houses and shorts were behind
the buying.
Corn held firmly at the top Of
fractional gains scored in early trad
ing. Oats had one particular
strengthening feature in the great
ly improved outside demand. Pro-
visions dropped with hogs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
RETIRED GROCER DIES
Valentine Kiefer Expires on Streei
Car Before Aid Can be Summoned

Valentine Kiefer, 20, of 1902 n.
Meridian St., a retired grocer
dropped dead on a Central Ave
street car today. James White
2S1S N. Capitol Ave, conductoT said
Kiefer became i'll and deid before Id
could take him from the car Death
probably was due to apoplexy, Cor
oner Paul f. Robinson said.
A widow and two daughters, Am
Der and Pearl Kiefer, survive. Flu
neral win be held Monday afternoon
with burial in Crown Hill. Services
will be private.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
New York Cotton Futures
CHICAGO COTTON FUTURES
Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef--Native steers 500 to 500 lbs.
Ish @20c: fores under carcass: 2c Soh binds
ie: kinds over cal Carcass &c: Native cows.
carcass. LEI; binds over carcass. ic. Pork
Dressed hogs--140 to 200 lbs. zoe
ffeg ,c1 fresh tanderoins 55c vy9esai
---Carcasses. 20 to 200 lbs. 1S@ 24c:
kinds and saddles over carcass. 7c: fores
under carcass. &c. Mutton-Spring lambs
% to 40 lbs. Bic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05

100 SseEs.I MK XIV Y ggsa shS Ssless
PiPRfr concert WEE WEbH ts4 PHI eli
W ash si Sf g. Y Ns& EShaIs'
VIZ SRs 955osIn ssa{GssS
PFf En@ e6Pss ie edncert WE VIZ 494
.S44S chi %gSR Tine GS3c,F Ford
Sa SSa5t T #S2
Iowa Iowa Gity %T&S Ocasss9.4J. Cleveland
Miscellaneous program.
i Bible talk PSiihaf@oalc orehestTs.
''1 Wis Revue @ww and baS Sat dance. OH''sO
1880 p. M;-KDKA (3OeGIl, East Pitts
b6urghE,,Band CONCERT; KFBU t49 99:91 .
PWX g4OQ)' HAY anSs~stydio. wBAP
sSf A, WINS S$sstsl MH fP :
RslaaGPatia club f54 YeS
YY OrPians sO %Mca wg SCI assay NsE
7:4S ST Z. M:CWHT G4Cs6p' 'chicegO-Musi-
ear features; KDKA ls09 y East P ydS
l405.2), Newark-songs and instru-
8 90 eI 7: M.-KPRc t2se.s). Houston :
Frank Tnton. blind pi9nisst. D, WSCCo
phies; music WEAF (4Q1 %. New
York-Program. WGBS (315.6). New
ts70.2). C6icagoWciass' al hour. Wild
1902 81, Mooseheart-Ml ooseheart chill
dren: talk WJR l5l7) Pontiac--Sere-
nadeIs; soloists. WMAQ (447. 81, Chi
cago-Daw and Pratt. WORD 1878 J.
Batavia-Concert talks. WPG (29g 81
Atlantic City-Concert orchestra. WSB
(428.3(. Atlanta--Music ,WTAM
1880 A. -Cleveland-Coo Coo Club; nov
city program.
s:1g.P. M.-wIP (5os.2). Philadelphia
Two one-act plays.
$3.50 +. M.-KFAB (304.S). Lincoln -
Musicale. KYW (535.4 ~. Chicago-Mu-
sic. WFAA 1850. Dallas-Choral
Dance WMAA9S, 't ga. cchifssSSSS y
Memphis-Opera quartet. WMCA (341)
New York--Cinderella Dance Orchestra.
woAI (394;;5 San Antopio-yoesl
Trio. WSMB (319). New Orleans
Music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
Today's Best

CoDuri0ht. 1925. bv United Press
KGO, Oakland 1851 M, s p. M.
Pest - Operetta. 1.-THE Merry
Widow"
WIFI. Philadelphia 1896 M. 8 p. M
Philadelphia male quartet.
WSD. S.. Louis (545 M, Q p. M
CST-Grand Central Theater.
WTAM, Cleveland 1855 M,'9 p. NJ
EST-Coo Coo Club.
WFAA. Dallas (476 M, $3.50 p. NJ
CST-Mozart Choral Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
THAYER is NOMINATED
Local Man Will Be Senate Secretary
Next Session.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Col. e.
P. Thayer of Indianapolis was
nominated for secretary OF the
Senate by Republican Senators in
conference today. Nomination is
equivalet to election. Thayer will
succeed G. A. Sanderson Of Ohio,
who died several months ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
In the Sugar Market
(Bx Thomson & McKinnonl

Dr,,,,,I BY Thomson e McknnonI
the NEw 9oMK PEG gYdatIon IN
today following a fairly firm .opening.
prices for the new crop showing losses OF
fined almost wholly to the old crop op-
tons. Publication of a. forecast of the
indicating a record breaking outturn OF
100000 tons came in the nature Of a
surprise. The trade had been adjusting
itself TO, crop not to exceed 4.75O. 900
tons. Unless the European crop shows q
much greater falling off than preliminary
estimates indicate. values will be difficult
tor maintain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
New York Liberty Bonds
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Foreign exchange
Francs. 1861 c, off 0Sc. Lire. 4.o3 Il c.
up ;O0H o. Belgium. 400 Hea up .o0S% c
Russia. 5.13c., Hong Kong .5S 4 c.
Shanghai. roc. Yokohama. 43c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
Silent Sunday

Central-KFKN. KENO, wDAF,
WMAQ. VINO, WILL. VOL.
Eastern-CKAC. CNRO, PWX,
WAAM, WANG, WBAV,
WFRI, WGHP, WHAZ, WOR,
WRC, WTAM, VITO, WHAM.
Far West--kFOA. XIX, KPSN,
KWSC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-05
Radio Programs

$50 p. M.-wCAE l461 81. Pittsburgh
Dinner concert, WIFI (394.5I. Phlls;
delphis-Concert orchestra. WGN
WHOA aSc Ss4fJs. N s@ Yo sr
WOK (217.3) Chicago-Solos; organ
string trio. WoR (4052). Newark
Dinner music.
5:45 p. M.-woC (4s3e). Davenport -
Chimes.
os Stories; chimes wDAF fH seeeS Kan
sas City-"School of, the Air" WEAR
13S9.4). aCleyeland~5c9neert orchestra
t566S.2) PSlladeipRias%Encle Swip; carl #
trpa. VIZ !454.3) New York-oIehes-
VIVA oC447.5l. 6htcagoSorgan; or
Music. WoAW (52ea coma1hHasWsQ Or
WssSinnirton@orc6estra, WsB t4SS.3i
Atlanta-Sunday school lesson.
ST. Paui-orchestra.
$3.50 p. M;I,KDKA (309.I; East Pits,
4si % , PlttsSprshClhIidreo h9g5
negro dialect stories; WGN 1922
Neutrality-suspicious. music. WOR
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6:35 p. M-KYw 1884. Chicago -
Uncle Bob.
6:45 p. M.-KsD (5451l. St. ouLis-
Dinner concert
6:15 p. M.-wRc (46s.5l. washington--
Zoo talk.
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Cash Grain

quoted. II " I g. b. basis TO New YORK
Ray on track Indianapolis. Bids for grain
No. = hard. ST. 73d i78.
o9rn--Firnl: No 3 white: 6 a 7o Sc j No e
mixed dS sra 8sc:o No. q mixed n dd "a a Csc
o oStsTF sa % 46 No. white @4lc; No
s25 No. 70 f Timothy 70 s5a 9' 80
No. timothy, SI9I 50@21: No, light
q f9a @1o'@i No 'i0'e' nay 9i0''O
-Inspections-
Corn-No. white. IL cars: No. 8
white. r cars; No. 8 white. s cars; No. 2
) yellow s cars; No. 8 yellow. % cars:
c ca,pN No. i5oM mixed. f Cars: No. mixed.
16 cars; sample mixed. cars. Total. log
oats-No. 2 white. 2 cars; No. white
8 cars. Total. cars.
CHICAGO; Dec. 5-whe heat, o.: h hs q
new @ " Is a 50 hc; No. 8 new 81 "a Soc. Corn
No; 3 mixed new. 75c; No; 4 new. 7lh
.Sb @S67Rcs: so No. 6sn new 20 SsSs4c oafsM
No. 2 white. AN @42 y C; No. 3. Al y q
4Se; BarleyIe3 a esccc Tmaothyc~St: so
s2i a 1880.
TOLEDO. Dec. 5-wheat--No. 2. s1.ss
No. n ) g e. 81 'o$. osts2No. Z. "a 4ss;9 No.
seed@cash; $500: December $3.50;
s sii55us5 $iSStGh yss95 MnFs
S1575;, March. $40. BUTTERFLY a Soc.
Eggs-47 a Soc. Hay-s3o.
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Chicago Grain Table

Jan: 1885 1885 1880 1882 1899
Jan Nominal 1920 1920
Dec. 81 1.02h ..e5A 1.023s ..seA
MAY L .03 4 10 .03 1.0915 4. 04 Is
CHICAGO Dec. 5.---Primary receipts
Wheat 543 600 aaginet 2029 900: corn
l. $50. 900 against l. O98. 900: oats $50,
532 600 against 1.077. 600: corn 3S7. 0OQ
573, 900.
CHICAGO. Dec. 5.--Carlot receipts we're
Wheat. IS: corn. 462 oats. 60: rye,.3.
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Commission Pow
Prices to Retailers
Eruffa

Prices to Retailers
Fruits
=, Appless--Jonathan, 4o-poqnd basket.
se eTn bslie Sose1 4o 4SDS9n Sas
Klnss 1 BsRId: eeSP Ssaaa sBs:esi
Rs RfsAsTn 4 Sg nS9P Ssssets Os si
a z: Staymen Winesap. box. $500.
S saans ama pSanO So ae.25 for 100.
GGT rapefruiiFioTid sog9g%Pa 776@s
f e@RonsoalifoTns cr soos 81 $4 q 10
ddimes-S1+5Q@225 a humid cd.
aaS raP PFfoTids u 5o 55 4NavelS s4HS@
PPineapples.Cuba, ert:. So q $50;
satsumas-Fcy Alabama. S2!75 @46O.
.Artichokes-Fcy. California S15oM
BsansT7Sreen, stringless sa@a25.
Brussels sprouts-Fcy. California. 2oa
$s ssss:eEyeA{ i sa g 81 s 8 pound
lIfioyerLcolorado crt; .S3@3.25.
eSS1sP9s.snFlSaad q q Rs%psS s4soo
Essgg1RREcIF @,{,so- S9s. @s25.
KsieWH. q. bu.. y q s65cS.c 10
Ssi5dEa i. G.. leaf. iS-DOund basket. sS.2s
Endive-Doz 45 assoc
:, Mangoes-Florida. trunk. S4.5O@475
81 ga 80. roy" '00uno basket
Onions1H, G.. white. bu.. So; Spanish.
oyster PiantNFcy H. G.. s0c doz.
Parsley-Fcy H. G.. doz.. 4OM45c
Potatoes-Michigan white bob sack
So 90 q 5.75 Idaho per cwt.. $3.50 OATS
Rutabagas-Fcy ST so cwt
Spinach-H. G.. bu.. 81 .5O6l.75.
sauash-Hubbard,- Dbl. $2.5OG275
sweet Potatoes..Jersey. bu,. So a $50.
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Marriage Licenses

John Owens. 81. oil. Douglas. laborer
mestic.
William G. voeller SO. 5335B Burgess,
salesman: Rosa Mauch. %. 1904 N. ILL.,
nois. domestic.
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Dancing

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7:15-WLS.
7:30-WJZ,
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8:30-WGY. WMCA.
9:OO-KTHS. WEBlI, WJR,
WREO.
9:30-WBBM, WIZ, WRC.
1O:00-WBCN, KOA, WEAt',
WGN, WOR.
IO:30-WJR, WOAW.
11:OO-KPRC, WEBB, WF'AA,
WLIB.
11:45-WDAF.
12:GO-KGO, XIII, VIVID.