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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
ALL HOGS SELL
At $1,000 LEVEL
VeaIs and Lambs Higher
Cattle Strong,

In line with prices at other mar
kets, quotations were steady to 10
cents lower at the Indianapolis to-
day. with all weights of hogs sell
ing at one level. 5000 per hundred
pounds. Heavies dropped cents to
5000. Mediums-were steady to 5
cents lower, and lights declined 10
cents to 5000. The top was $1,000
with few extra good lightweights
selling at Sill. Pigs ruled steady at
S6.50@10.50. Sows held unchanged
at s10@10.25 for smooths, and $9.75
@10 for roughs. Stays sold at Sc
@9. Light lights brought $1O.50@
1890. Receipts were estimated at
5000. A fairly good clearance was
made.
Cattle prices were steady to
strong. With receipts lighter, 600,
demand active for most grades Of
killing stock, and a liberal sprink-
ling of fairly good cattle. trade was
active. Sales of medium handy
weight ana heavy steers were made
at $7.50@8.50, and common killers
were reported sold cit $6@7.50.
Heavy heifers met urgent demand
at $e@7.50. Choice light heifers
were moved at s8.50Q9.25. Good to
choice beef cows were also in de-
mand at $5.5006. Common to
medium stuff sold at s4@5.25.
Veals moved sharply higher. Top
was SIS, with most good stock sell
ing at $16@17. Mediums were quot.
ed at $11@14. and commons, 5000.
Receipts were estimated at 500.
Sheep prices held unchanged at
$3.50 down. Lambs moved sharply
higher to $40 top. Medium to good
quality stock brought S13@17.
Range was $13 to SO. Receipts were
200.
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of a State department of police, un-
der control Of commission of three,
who would serve without salary. A
State police commissioner to be APP
pointed by the Governor with sal
airy of $4,000, also is provided.
The bill, modelled after Pennsyl-
vania and New York constabulary
laws, provides the State shan be di-
vided into patrol districts. under
lieutenants, sergeants and corporals.
The bill also provides schooling of
all members of the constabulary be-
fore they are enlisted, erection Of
barracks and other necessary build
ings. and purchase of necessary
equipment. Approximately eighty
men would form company. Two
companies are contemplated under
the measure as now drafted.
Backers of the measure contem-
plate operation under the auto theft
fund, which now totals approximate
ly s470, 900.
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Other Live Stock

6 S9adIcA msT,;.l Feb b. 9 IL Receipts;
s'eaay e s'rS Tso R Gsd steers ss ah e
PLAIN Plat , best yeAr5lings IN load lots is5S
6eayies offered; bulk fed St Steers, Sss5 a
200; vealers uneyenly higher: selected Of
2 few slSsiIG 6gla to 2ER ssfesss
siders ar dsw early srss sales sst ab to
bulk, $1sSy ALSO: some bids fully yA 56c
lover 10y lat sheep end feeding lambs steady;
Rosk ee pfsonE 1o S@D' Market Sirko1t
baIE IS So he Ssa3 w; IS 80
IlIgghtwslgghtSo $3.50 q 30: light Iishts.
70; Slaughter i piss' $50 fSo9Sn $3.50
EAST BUFFALO Feb. 3.--Cattle-Re.
ceipst 100: market, active and steady
shipping steers. So ;50@11: butcher grades.
eepts 500 c1M SSet Sctve stes cfye ea e
choice $3s50@17 Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market. slow and. steady:
ql7; yeariings. SfoG I6. SO: sheep. $3.50
Q13. Hogs-Receipts. 4,500. market.
slow. 25@35c lower: Workers. $11.25;
s5 6s eavies rs 81 4o H 80; I ro1gRs
$9.50@10; stags.s Sc $50.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 8.--Hogs-Rec
Zoo: market. 1oc higher Workers, 81
stays S.. cSivesmRecelpts 9 ToOpsn marf Sy,
steady; good to choice bulls. So q $50:
Choice hefers So 7.5O % good to so cSoe se
cows, $4@5.50; fair to good cows, SO a
40; common cows, S2G3: milchers, $40
market. steady; top, $Is.7b. caivesoRe,,
eseiptsa 300; market. 800 lower; top.
CINCINNATI. Feb. s.-cattie-Receipts,
e ehoiee 30. DpgSRS sseeEs a EGsa
steady: good to choice. SIS 10. Hogs
dSeft psc 2sSo and pSSE osr ssf gsS
s saSS l. ssss 81 s'sads
light; market. steady; aheayiss, SIT Is a
MEDIUM Hnod s Ilcl g III workers
EAST ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-cattle--Ro-
e SCI goo; market steady nstiye steers.
sSsS cslSss a Us s Sse osS s
market. strong. l0c 6ighsr; heavy. $ios5
oil; medium, $10.75 a II; light. So. 85 a
70 So: light ! laghte. Sc 10 SO; packing
sGS ioso sheDeps s &c 1 PSooS
018.25.
: PITTSBURGH. Feb. 3.-Cattle-Re-
1880 good, $S.50@9; fair. $6.75 a
$50; veal calves. $l6@i6.5O, Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. light; market. steady:
11.50; fair mixed $500; lambs $l4@
1880. Hogs-Receipts, 10 double deck
eTs market a ed higner PRIME "a heavy s5ls5
Workers., S11.2O@ 11.25 light Workers.
S1O.25 @10.50: pigs. $40: roughs. So a
10: stays. s. "a 500
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Produce Markets
lJobbers Buying Priceal

Eggs-Strictly fresh delivered at IndI-
annapolis aIs 4OQ 42c dozen; No. 2. or held
: Pouitry-Fowis. Az lbs. up, 2o@21c a
b.: cocks, 12c: springers, 19@21c; Leg
horn poultry, % per cent discount cap
ons lbs. up. &c; ducks. pounds up
hen turkeys 33c; old 20 a 25c; geese. 10
lbs, up 100 lac; squads. IL lbs to doz
$3.50; guineas, Glib. size 81 dozen.
selling price for creamery butter. Al a 42c.
Cream-Butter fat delivered at Indian
apoiis, 40c pound;
Rabbits Selling) $500 dozen.
eese--tJobbers selling pricesl New
York full cream. 500 32c:. wisconsin linn
burger, 25Q 2sc; Wisconsin daisies, 2sc;
Long Horns. 2S@2Siic; pS NeSfsh ate
large. 81 80: American loaf, SAC: pimento
LOAF. Soc; Swiss loaf 40c.
% CHICAGO ' gee. j sIButter-Rece!gts,
l EsssIpfs 1857 ofsIasrissS. q S1 8
cspts cars foSls SzS aecf S SaeEs see
geesss 22c; o springs, 27c: turkeys. 25c;
cars Wisconsin round whites. SIa1. 10;
Minnesota round whites. 81 a 1 ,05.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 3.-Poultry-Heayy
q q &c; heavy ducks. 3Q@ 32c: light, %
1850: geese, 20 @25c. Butter-Extra in
4 lots 4s a a Az; extra firsts. 4OA a
extra. aEggs--Fresh gathered northern ex-
tras. 53c; extra 6rsts. sic: Ohio Arsts,
SOC; western firsts. Acc. Potatoes-Michi
gan. So 10 @2.25: New York. S2621O:
GAINESVILLE. $2.30@2.35.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-FIour-pun.
weak. POrk-Firm: mess. sS5: 7s q 81.
1880; Sugar--Rsw frmI centrifugal, SO
test. D. d; p. 4.65c; refined easier; gran
u,ateds Ga 8 zoe. Coffee-Rio No. spot.
23c: Santos No. 4. 27% Q2SAc Tallow
Easy; special to extra, * @934c. Hay
LID. Dressed poultry-Quiet; turkeys.
81 a 47c:. chickens, 90 a 4Sc: fowls, 16M
81 g zee; capons. 500 Sc Live 1--we poultry uit1S;
fowls. SIC: turkeys, 80 a 35c; broilers,
40c. Cheese-Quiet: State whole milk, COM
mon to specials. 19@26c; State skins.
choice che s to spTeeeias Is zoe: lover grades,
eeipts, 12,64s; creamery. extras. 4o1s c:
Easy: receipts 16654 nearby White
fancy. 81 X @ &c; nearby State whites. So
a sic. fresh irsts SO a Soc; Pacific
coasts. % a soc: western whites, 81 a sic:
nearby browns. so q &c.
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Potatoes
WHOLESALE DEFY aonns

o. Prints. .Ginghams and Percaies Empire
staple ginghams. 24-inch, 101Lc: wash
ington: staple prints. "A to 25-fnch. vel.
low. green. blue. assorted figures. IL Ia c:
Washington frocks,. "a to 25-inch. pink
and purple assorted figures ~ u G.; Peter
Pan ginghani, cloth 35 to 36-inch, 81 X G.:
Scout psrcales. 64x6o. plains lights. grays
20, plains PLAIN 55ightss gTays and darks Ice:
bray. 81 nc; Manville chambray I5c.
Ducks-M agnolia. S-oz.. 24-inch. 20 &c:
7 7c1ps So5lt9 ISss sSs soy 3 inch ,SsSS
Il sou. se-in SSS 81 1907 Ssln So.
inch. 371sc: 11-oz.. 40-inch. IS &c.
Brown Muslin---sharon III. 1oAc:
Quaker Lady +. l4lhc; Gold Bonds. 40
inf bleach aa = : Muslin-cacketeen. se-inch.
36-inch, s31ac:. Hopewell. 36.inSh. i5c;
LonsdaIe. 36-inch, IKE: Hill, S6-inch,
LAC; Fruit. 36-inch. Ice: Blackstone.
Cambria Muslin - Quaker Lady. 100
1415c: Lonsdale Cambria. 21c: Berkeley.
white acknowledgement. "a, brown.
Lady. 90, brown, 46c: Quaker Lady. 10-4.
brown Gle: Pequot. pa. brown. 55c:
Pepperell "a. bleach. sic: 1914, bleach,
66c; Quaker Lady. "a. bleach. sic: 10-4
bleach. Doc: Pequot ga. bleach. SOC.
Ticking-F airview. 13 c; wildwood.
16c: Silby. S-oz.. 81 nc: Argyle. 81 nc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
BILL TO BE ENGRossED
Measure to Curb Salary Increases
Advanced One Step.

Senate Bin SO. introduced by
Senator Shirley was passed to en-,
grossment in the House Of Rep
resentatives today after lengthy
argument and an attempt by Rep
resentative Clements. Evansville to
amend.
The bill provides there shall be
no raise in salaries OF State. county
or city offices dhring the term for
which they are elected,
Representative Harris, Lake. and
Freeman, Howard. spoke for. the bill.
Clements argued it was uncon-
stitutional for the present assembly
to pass a law who hthe next as
sembly could repeal before terms Of
the officers affected had expired.
Senator English is author Of a
constitutional amendment which
provides for the same thing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
Births


Lloyd and Cloe Hendricks. 945 Berwyn.
=, Raymond and Carrie Paradise. 1850 s.
Lloyd and Irma Hobbs, 621 E. Ohio.
hospital.
Alonzo and Adeline Morgan. us Han
: Glenn and Mary Emery. 213o Avondale.
Leo and Marie Conahay. 1856 Naomi
Charles and Bernice White. S44 S.
:. George and Cornelia Demick. 924 e.
John and Grace Ellis, 52s Dayton.
James and Altis Pipkin. 1871 S. Ash
TjllI,lam ana I'm, Mas % grues, eoa FLETCHER.
Fremont and Irma Wise, 23e N. Miley.
Marcellus and Vernice Tyler. 20S q. Nor
Lawrence and Leila Jacks, city hospital.
Charles and Ethel Hagan,. city hospital.
Ernest and Fioretta Henninger. car Her
0hley and Ruby Harper. i1s5 8. Ire
Earl and Elizabeth Roderlnund. 1902
Wendell and Georgia Little. Long hos
Elmer and Mary Miller. Long hospital.
Girls
William and Elizabeth Rawlinson. 1641
Dorothy and Jessie Burlk. 424 W. Forti-
Chester. and Ethel Slaughter. 1882 e.
John and Florence Clark. 1896 q. Thir-
tieth.
: Carl and Pearl Baumhofer. 1925 N. La
Sale.
Chester and Helen Leindecker. St. vim
Roy and Bessie Passwater. 2es5 Roosez
Harry and Clara Nees. BIT Minerva.
Donald and LYDIA Shaw 1882 Kenwood.
Sterling and Rosa Harvey, 1928 Dewey.
Leslie and Claudia Mays 174S North
western.
orie and Geneva Simmons. 1927 N.
Tibbs
Edward and MoIlie Jones, 1Q47 Coo.
Robert and Katkerine Hill. city hospital.
James and Oma Bay, city hospital.
Edward and Opal Grim. 500 Lockerbie.
Logan and May Hardin, Long hospital.
Fred and Elsie Black. Long hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
COURT BILLS FAVORED
Senator Daily Files Report In Sem
ate Today.

Favorable report on four court
bills affecting Indianapolis was to
be filed in the Senate this after
noon by Senator Daily. chairman Of
Senate judiciary A committee.
The bills, backed by the Indian
apolis Bar Association, are to estab-
lish a municipal court with four
judges, to provide an additional
Judge for the present city court, to
be named by the Governor for tenn
porary relief, to reduce the number
Of justices Of the peace to one in
each Of the townships which touch
indianapolis, and to provide for
changes Of venue from justice OF
peace courts to municipal courts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
Run.nlNG suPPIIEs

Portland Cement-clotn. 3 bag. $50;
paper. soc.
sae <
HydFate Lime-Finish. $50 sack; ma
sons 50c " sack.
Plastic and Finishes-Ivory Neat. go
ID. paper sacks Use; Michigan stucco, ST
a 1C0-lb. sack; PLATTER paris. VI q 80-lb.
sack: st99newan prepared frst coat cloth
Flooring-1x4 7. P. clear, $75: COM
mon. $40; No. 2 common. $40.
Beyel SIDING y x6 clear redwood SIS
l "a Ks. SEQ.
Finish-Clear yellow pine. e. 8 and 10
inch. 500; l2-irch; ,s1f0; clear redwood.
g. 8 and 10-iuch. $140: 12-inch, $3.50.
Drop Sidings-1x6 T. p. SIS: No.
common. $40: ks No I common. " p.
$50: No. common. S43.
Boards-1x4 No l common, $50; No 2
common. $40: Ike No. ] common S65
No. 2 common. $50 1x8 and 1x10 No
common. $40: No. common. S45; 1xl2
No. l common. SIS; No. 2 connloss $47.
Finieh-Clear yellow. Pine. 9. s and To-
inch. 500: 12-inch. $110, clear redwood.
g. 8 and 10-inch. 81A0: 12-inch $3.50.
Shingles Clear red cedar. $3.50 par
]. 600.
6xI2 80 18-ft., 442, 2x6x12 70 16-xt..
S42 2z10xl2 70 ION. @z2; 2x12xf2 to
4e-kts. $50 IS e 20 xesk 50 more.
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AMENDMENTS ADDED
'BIue Sky" Bill Sent to EngrOss-
ment in House.

Amendments fixing A;a1ary Of the
State securities commissioner at
$1,000 year and clarifying certain
minor points were attached to the
administration blue sky bill today
when the measure was passed to
engrossment in the House.
Representative Freeman, Kokono,
was author Of the amendment fixing
the commissioners salary and of an
other one requiring consent of the
Governor in employing deputy COM
missioners.
One amendment approved, ex-
empted from provisions OF the meas
ure securities secured by real estate
bought by banks for investment pur-
poses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
Marriage Licenses

Charlie Powell. "A, Cincinnati, Ohio la
borer: Alice Griffin. %. 1860 Columbia.
Arlie B. Abramson. 20. Conneaut Ohio,
m1erehanti Margaret Cecile Greenburg, 81.
WIN e. Klein. 40, 2o26 Bellefontaine,
npholsterery; Pansy Pauline Newkirk. 10.
Ora Lee Barton. %. 1918 N. olney.
pressman; Blanche Pope 10. 1922 n.
Tuxedo hosiery mills.
Paul Hampton johnson, 35, IA Black
Fletcher.
Rollin Frank Ringer. 20. I34 w. Elev-
enth; Mildred B. Ingalls,. is, 1925 Ash
James B. Thompson. 20. Michigan City.
bookkeeper; Ada Ruth Gilliland. 20, 242S
John Oscar Suddarth. 49, e02 Broad
way; Estlle M, Rinnick. 20, oil Ashland,
cashier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
BURIAL AT FORMER HOME
Funeral for Mrs. Alice Overstreet
Wednesday at Residence.

Mrs. Alice Overstreet. So, who
died Monday at her residence. 1859
N. Illinois St.. will be buried at
Franklin, her former home. Wednes-
day. Funeral services will be held
at 10 a. m. at the residence.
She was a member OF North
Park Christian Church. A daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Overstreet, OF In
dianapolis, and a son. Chester z.
Overstreet, Norfolk, Va. survive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
WRIGHT BILL TO
ESTABLISH STATE
POLICE IS READY
Opposition to Measure Ex-
pected From Labor
Groups.

Measure establishing a State con-
stabulary, Endorsed by the State
Bankers Association, was ready for
introduction in the House this after
noon by Representative Wright.
Lynn.
The bill was to have been intro
duced at the morning session, but was
not ready. Considerable interest is
attached to the measure because of
strong opposition expected from
labor groups.
The measure provides for creation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
RuiIdinn Permits

Cherries Bradshaw. dwelling. 1885 Athon,
Coulter. repairs. 2ose Roosevelt.
cuIbertson. dwelling. rs Charlotte
LYDIA Watson. dwelling. 1913 Finley,
Ksyle.s LOCK Company. rerOof. Pike and
Royse. BoSshert Company. addition. 241
~. KS5eiser, dwelling. SO W. Thirty
r Eelser. furnace 80 W. Thirty.
Pen HARRISON. remodel. 1884 Central.
scOb Julian. furnace. 1s4s Rsnggold.
Carl Jardine, furnace. 72s Greer, $3.50.
2, Kirkpatrick. 1T Kansas. furnace
n. s. Adams. garage, 3123 Central. $500
Victor Furniture Company remodel. 231
W. Washington. 50 600
Chester Henry. dwelling. 2435 Shriver
kisber 4 Co., remodel. 142 N. .Pennsyl-
vania $3.50
Colonial Furniture Company remodel
AZ s. Meridian. $3.50.
osTTss mpieton Really Company, dwelling,
1888 Central. $4,000.
Templeton Realty Company, dwelling
6435 Central, $1,000.
Ismpleton, 'R EaeaadIty Company. furnace,
George Haller. addition. 1928 Nordyke,
$1,000.
esss 6ensrsi. S. oOo. company 1rnace
Walter Heckler, reroof. 1923 N. Gale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
Lumber Firm Wants Money

Complaint on note and for a re-
ceiver was filed, in Superior Court
Three today by the -Binford
Lumber Company. Thirtieth st. and
canal, against the Stutz Fire Engine
Company, 1922 w. Twenty-Third ST.
The lumber company asked $1,000
judgment on $500 note.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
.ODoR BILL WITHDRAWN
Representative Ebaugh Recalls NIea-
sure in House.


Representative Ebaugh, Indian.
apolis. withdrew his bill Ia the
House Of Representatives today.
which would prohibit plants or fac
tories which emitted noxious odors
within the city limits.
Other measures withdrawn: Men
denhall, Marion. reducing dog taxes;
Sheets. same as Mendall; English
Senate bill making sale of methyl and
WOO dalcohol for beverage a misde-
meanor; Smith, Cooper and Hagen
wald bills, giving vigo County a
Criminal Court, aboIishing probate
commissions IL Yigo County and
|aboHshing Terre Haute city courts.
This HOUSE adjourned IA
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Rn Timea SneofnI

Bu Times Special
WASHINGTON, Feb. Sect a
job in the Presidents Cabinet and
you spend half your $4,000 salary
for house rent and the other half
for servants and upkeep. If you live
in the style Washington expects of
Cabinet officers.
Representative Hamilton Fish Of
New York has introduced a bill
which would give Cabinet officers
SIT, 500 and says it should be $4,000.
Even then the high cost Of Wash
ington society still would irk the
wives Of presidential advisers with
out independent incomes.
Here are some of the expenses Of
a Cabinet job, supported with the
proper dignity:
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Deaths

Marjorie Stout, 10. 2440 n. Delaware.
broncho pneumonia.
hospital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Henry NJ. Laut. "a. 316 8. Noble,
: Thomas Bills. 7e. 51a woodlawn. ar
" joseph Joseph zeien. 90. 212e s. Delaawre,
chronic myocarditie.
James Eugene McClelland. Is. 1877 E.
Minnesota. acute endocarditis:
James Parker, 70. S26 w. Twensy-5Ixtn,
chronic interstitial nephrttis.
Charles 3. Wildassn. 46. 1923 W. Ray.
chronic myocNrditiN.
pulmonary tuberculogis
Laura Keen 7S. 1881 n. Capitol. cere-
s Ludia Manning. 70. 1877 w. Twenty
Ninth. tnfiuenza.
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HeaElr Measure withdrawn

Consent Of the House for Repre-.
sentative Calvert to withdraw his
fuIl-time county health officer bill
was given today at the time the
Committee on Medicine was ready to
submit a divided report. Majority
OF the committee was for passage.
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r. hamburger & Son. furniture
dealers, 1928 Central Ave, today
nIed suit for 81 500 in Superior Court
Two against Nellie Brftroff, 27OO w.
Forty-Sixtfl ST.. to collect for work
and Furnishings alleged to have been
provided.
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Monday was 120.46. of 2.76. Average
price Of twenty rails was 99.63. up 81.
BH United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. pronounced
strength in the railroads was the
outstanding feature OF the stock mar
ket in early dealings today. This
buoyancy reflected the carloading
figures for the week ended Jan. "a,
which showed freight traffic was
maintaining its unprecedented
volume for this time of the year.
Frisco common went into new
high ground for the year at 65A
while Northern Pacific gained a full
point to 1716 and Southern Railway
duplicated its record high at 85%.
Price changes among the industrials
werc generally fractional.
confident behavior in the whole
market around noon furnished an
Impressive background for con-
structive operations in special is
sues.
Consideration of what severe win
ter conditions will mean to coal
company earnings gave rise to a
buying movement in this class Of
stocks which moved ahead under
leadership of Reading Coal. which
attained new high on the move at
51%.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
MILLER GETS IT AGAIN
City EmpIoye, Seriously Injured, Re
lieved Of Job.

Thomas Miller. night watchmon at
city market undoubtedly believes he
is the unluckiest city employee on
record. Several days ago he was
seriously injured when he was
struck by an automobile. Today he
was relieved from duty by the board
Of safety.
Last year, while employed at the
city barns, Miller, who was noted
featherweight boxer years ago, lost
the decision in a one-sided battle
with a belligerent mule and was laid
up for several weeks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
Audit Rin nraftea

A bin requiring the auditor Of
State to audit books of the State
board of accounts annually is being
drafted for presentation to the Leg
islature, It was stated. The board
has employed outside auditing con-.
Germs to examine its books.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
Rent, $4,000

For house or apartment large
enough to entertain Ilvishly at least
$4,000 year rent. This Is much
less than some of the present Cab
met members are spending. For in
stance, A. w. Mellon, Treasury sec
rotary, is said to pay $4,000 for his
Massachusetts Ave. apartment.
Servants. upkeep, light, heat and
food would add another $4,000 min
imum. The dignity Of a Cabinet
officer requires a butler and house
man, cook, housemaids, chapfGeur
and social secretary for his wife. II
she entertains largely.
Then comes the big item OF enter
taining, $4,000 or more. even If en-
tertainments are very modest.
If Mrs. Cabinet Oficer gives a
dinner at home, she's lucky II it
doesn't set her back $40 plate. If
she gives It at smart hotel, fash
ionable club, it will cost that much
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03

Members Of Prof. H. NJ. Karr's
Indiana University Extension class
IN public speaking win hold din.
her af the EpinEs-Arfns tonight. Ev-
~stt ]. Allison VII preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
Prices on Coal

Anthracite, $3.50 a ton: coke, $40;
lump 1915 @7.75: Poeahontas mine run.
lump. SIS al: Indiana egg. $5.35 a 5.75:
Indiana mine run, S4.50 @5.60. (Wheel-
inN Soc q ton extra)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-03
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f22 .50@24: ternes. $I4 q Is; old styles
zinc-sheet. $3.50 per per loo -' bounds.
Copper Bottoms. Soc per pound:
sheets. soft. 16-oz.. Csc per pound
SteeI--NO 2S range: Galvanized, S5.55
a SOS per 100 pounds: o @ r.. $4.55
a 1876 per 100 pounds.