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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-31
GIRL And THREE
YOUTHS HURT IN
HAYWOOD CRASH.
Special Traction Strikes
Auto Returning From
MartinSviIFe Game.

Miss Virginia Reddick. 10, of 222s
Ashland Ave, Arnold Lyness. 81. Of
lis E. Fall Creek Blvd. Eugene Har-
rison, 20, 1903 Central Ave, Apt. PIP.
and John Conley, 81. OF 500 N. Key
stone Ave. are suffering from IN
juries received late Friday when the
small coupe Lyness was driving coli
lided with Terre Haute, Indianap-
oils and Eastern traction car e.t May.
wood.
Interurban was a special returning
from Martinsvi1le, Ind, with Short
ridge High School students. Lyness
and his companions were en- route
to indianapolis after Shortridge-
Martinsville basketball game.
According to Police Lieutenant
Claude Johnson, Guy Martin Of
Mooresville, Ind, rnotorman. said he
was travelling thirty miles an hour
when the crash occurred, ard
stopped his. car within 1000 feet.
The auto side-swiped and overturned
after being thrown $50 feet
Conley might suffer loss Of his
left eye, st. Vincent Hospital at
taches said. He has serious in-
juries. Harrison, with a broken
leg, and Miss Reddick and Lyness,
with head injuries, are in city hos
pita.l
Nearly a hundred students and
members OF the Shortridge High
School basketball squad were badly
shaken up when the car and trailer
on which they were riding crashed
into the interurban in front Of them
in stopping after the accident. None
was seriously injured.
Lyness and Martin were held on
assault and battery charges.
Miss Reddick and Lyness figured
in the fatal shooting Of John Mar
tin, "a. of 1884 Central Ave. by Will
liam Blackburn, door1nan at the
Athenaeum, Oct. 25.
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W. C: T. u. Notes

The Artman z. F.. B. regular meet
ing was changed from wednesday
to Tuesday night, when a Joint BAN
quet will be given with Sarah A.
Swain union for honorary members
at Victory Memorial Church, Wood
lawn and Villa AYES, at Z p. m.
Mrs. Frank Burns, 214 Oakland
Ave., invited the Artman z. p. B.
to attend an informal meeting at
her home Sunday at 1850 p. N.
North East w. O. T. U. WIN meet
Thursday at Q p. m. at Faith Home,
938 Fletcher Ave. Mrs. Katherine
Sauer Will speak.
Business meeting OF vayhinger
union has been postponed from Tues
day to Feb. IS. when an ail-day
meeting will be aeld.
Meridian union will have an all.
day meeting Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. p. a. Woods, q John
son Ave, instead Of with Mrs. Bert
Morgan. as originally planned. The
meeting begins with a praise service
at 10 a. M. Lunch will be served
at noon. Mrs. Ida Williams will
have charge Of devotions and the
Francis willard Memorial service.
The hostess wifi be assisted by Mrs
Anna Bandy and Mrs. M. z. Burk-
hart, leaders Of Circles and 4.
Members are requested to answer
roll call with quotations from
Francis willard. Mrs. Martha Gipe
will talk on What Has Meridian
Unicn Accomplished" Miss Pella
Brown will talk on us Scientific
Temperance Instruction Still Need
ed7'' and Mrs. Philip Zoercher. on
The Legislature. and What It Is
Doing There win be community
sing and music by the Meridian
EesEtet, composed of Mrs. Katherine
Alexander, Mrs. G. e. Sullivan, Mrs.
H. T.. Foreman, Mrs. g. IL. Calkins.
Mrs. Harry singer and Mrs. w. c..
Borcherding. with Mrs. L. E.
York accompanist.
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CONGRESS SPEEDS
FARM MEASURES
Hope to Pass Relief Bills
Before Adjournment,
BIZ Unsted Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Wheels
were set in motion in both houses
of Congress today to enact farm re-
lief bill. in accordance with the wish
es OF President Coolidge, before ad-
joufnment March 4.
Senator Capper, Kansas, Repubh-
can. introduced bill which would
encourage further cooperative mar
keting of agricultural products on
lines laid down by the Presidents
agricultural commission.
simultaneously the bill was intro
duced in the House by Representa-
tive Williams, Illinois, Republican.
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CAL RIGHT ON
VIDE TROUSERS
They're 'Sheik Pants Says
Style Expert,
Bg United Press

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Jan. 31.-'Presi-
dent Coolidge's comments on wide
trousers were justified.
"Fslapping trousers are 'sheik'
pants and no respectable tailor win
make them. They are not stylish.
They are a joke.
Thus Wilbur Stewart. Phila-
delphia of the style committee of the
National Association of Merchant
Tailors today backed up the Presi-
dents recent remarks to three
Princeton students wearing "haring
bell bottoms.' .
Coolidge suggested to the students
they needed suspenders to hold up
their. neither garments.
"Of course they needed suspend
ers.p agreed Stewart. HBelts should
be worn only with sport suits and
on sport occasions"
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Congress
Today
SENATE

SENATE
Considers Isle OF Pines treaty.
Couzens committee continues in
vestigation of internal revenue bu-
reau.
Agricultural Committee continues
hearings on packers bill.
Conference Committee considers
Muscle Shoals bill.
Banking Committee continues
hearings on Pepper-MsFadden bill.
HOUSE :
Considers independent supply bill.
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic and Naval
Affairs Committees hold regular
meetings.
Ways and Means Committee hold
ing executive meeting.
Agriculture Committee considers
report of agricultural commission.
Rivers and Harbors Committee
considers bridge bills.
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Other Live Stock

oGaS91cA S.i }a asnsfs7 .sssss Sc
snd sSe sii 'i sa fGs oshe1ns 1855 s.
V Ssi Is Sio-hs q e %: sJgatgsiFS5sSs
1885: packing sows. roughs. s9.50@ 10:
killing pigs. SO q 10. Cattle Receipts
fat she-stock 25c up; mostly steady
sharp and uneven advances earlier In
week erased on swift week decline
weeks high time extreme top heay.es.
81 SO: best yearlings in load lots s12.76:
ps loae ae SaSxS many GOOD ra 70 choice
fat cows and he.fers slow: demand draggy
on cows selling ct nve and below includ-
Ssfss, eq bas s sRa good 7e & hGSs
higher weeks prices: fat steersI $3.50
1895; stockeres and feeders S0@7.25:
49, Snd ca nstss a "a 0S CS.sr h s
@3.5O; light veal calves. S10.6o@I2
sheeR c;i8Sss 600 o. market todays
around Is 900 direct and So cars feed lot;
pp:. fat deep dull bO@75c of: feedng
noosn lu ss fffsS p coiorad tst
3D. $Is2S Sb nons closs sin TOP fat westerns
ssrss ysss1Psss lS 1897 issdns Shl sSs
CLEVELAND. Jan. s1,-Hogs--Re-
fs 2 @issd sif1ihssS m stsdfiSH s{YrssssFs
catteRscetpts' zoo msrtss sse sS S SD
.seesiDts.s $50; market. lower; TOP,
MIG TOLEDO ss,t Jan =
II 3D.; medium. ST IL aiI KS; YORKER RS
s1lAI11o: good pigs. $4,000 10. Calves
Market ~ I,ss strong. shesp and la9nbs--Mar-
PITTsBuRGH. Jan. s1,-Catslo = Re
Gseo FS eves sYS fair shs $50 eSa
prime o. yEs s| , slsS1ia E0pa, $II g
e: : Hessss.1ksseslpts, e i ddoaSls,d ssts;
5lEs. S 81 Slss o RsssSy
695e stays alss s35o r0ushS
EAST. BUFFALO. Jan. 81 -cattle--Re-
sPaas ssS sst cows sSde cS pssRer
aSis q 1Ss sve s sRs ssa Bd
lanbs-R eceipts. 1000. market active
s q fa steady shiC41e v lsR s1ss I @
market, slow: pigs ,25s higher. others Yoc
Stays So a 900
kecpts s5o @s@Est 70 ga Sc 5 esss shaa
ye s heifers 500 s cows Se.1I ~ SO "a
800: ceIneTs and cutters $2.250 3,2B.
s Sa ES = % @ stofkess and fseaesSros
market 16a9p 25c higher heavy, $11 10 al
z so: medium, 81 .95 g II 80: light. $40
ing lows, So b6G lo. 10; pigs, SIS al 10:
bulk. $10.75 q I'll %. Sheep-Receipts.
10 10: Gamers and cutters, So q $50. wool
lambs. $1,000 1928.
CINCINNATI. Jan 81 .--Cattle- Re-
esspts r 200 70 mssr dss sS oshtiPpin
Market, Soc lower: good to choice. SIS
ole. Hogs Receipte. 5000; market.
steady: good to choice packers and butch
ers. $11 IS. Sheep eceipts 90; mar
ket. steady: good to choice. S. o. Lambs
Market. STEADY; good to choice. $171
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his career as q
newsboy on the
old Jeffersonville,
.4adison and In
dianapolis Rail
road, the aEst
railroad west Of
the AIfeg h eny
Mountains, when
only q lad. Later
he took q Job as
blacksmith at the
old B e 9 ii n e
Shops, N o r t h
and ID vi d son
Sts., where he
worked until 10,
when he became
a brakeman on
the Louisviils 8
NNHhy-ilIa Rail.
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Building Permits

George Stamm. dwelling. e36 Chester
81 040.
Union National Savings and Loan Assc
citation, sign. 20 w. Ohio $3.50.
It r. Stout. reroof. a. N. Gladstone
: Eugene Mueller addition. 1887 Harlan
e. Beatty. Furnaces, sal N. California,
4 B. Dryden dwelling. B7ao Julian
+. N Knight. dwelling. i4l7 W. Thirty.
D. L. Miller 3 Co.. boiler. Twenty-sec
ond and Montcalm, $500,
j. L. Rea garage. 4717 Carrollton 5000
w B. Wood. dwelling 1875 ASnbury
h: B. Cornelius shop. s0i4 w. St. Clair
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GRAIN FUTURES
SLIGHTLY HIGHER
May Wheat Excepted
Corn Strong,

BIZ United Fress
CHICAGO. Jan. a1.-Grain futures
finished higher on the BOARD of
Trade today except for May wheat,
which was off n.
The wheat market was very err
ratio. On all bulges buying orders
appeared and on the dips buyers
were active. The price range was
about cents, but carried little fea-
ture compared with the rapidity of
the changes.
Buying by commission houses who
sold yesterday strengthened corn.
The cash trading basis was irregular.
but prices increased with lighter re,
ceipts and diminished country offer.
ings.
Oats borrowed strength from other
grains and finished higher. Buying
by smaller packers advanced the
provisions list.
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Be CAREFUL WITH GAS
Fine Weather Inspires Police
Speed Drive.

Capt. Herbert Fletcher today
manned Ave police cars with pa
trolrnen and sent them into the field
after speeders. Order came when
Police Chief Rikhof saw fine
weather. which usually increases
the speed mania.
They had been out only short
time when four arrests were made.
Defendants:
H. a.. Praupe, 80. of 1914 E. Ohio
st.; Albert Grote, Is. of 51ss Brook
vile Rd.; Carl Steinman, %. OF 1880
College Ave-, and Irving Allen, SO,
of 657 q. Thirteenth st.
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Marriage Licenses

AntcnioaM. Taylor. 90. $40 w. North,
laborer; Altora Johnston. 90. S42 w.
Eleventh.
Marian Seymour Oldham. 2o. 134 w.
Hanks. 90, 1888 N. Alabama.
Stanley s. Feeale. rs, 1920 N. Illinois,
manager: Anna Louise Norton. 27, z15
N. Illinois. clerk.
Clifford L. Reese. 80. 1S47 N. Alabama,
bus driver: .zerelda Jane Medsker. 80. b21
z. New York.
John ID. Young. %. 1855 Central. brok-
er; Mildred g. Albright. 81. 230 s.. Pratt.
Henry Bernice Barringer. %, 622 Con-
cord office work: Mary Nancy Gilmore, 20.
526 n. Concord. factory work.
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WHoLEsALF nRa G00ns

25-inch. oil prints. 64x6o, red yellow
staple ginghams. 24-inch. 1Ofhc; Wash-
ington; staple prints. "a to 25-inch. yell
low. green blue. assorted figures. IL n @:
Washington frocks "a to 25-inch. pink
ana purple assorted figures, 1215c: Peter
Pan bingham. cloth, 50 to 36-hich. 81 1h c:
Scout percales, 64x60. plains lights grays
and darks, 14c; Manchester percales. 60x
80, plains lights grays and iarks. lee:
bray, Il rs Manyille chambrsy. log
TO- 6:; 2o 5a ; Zoe; s-oz se-inchh6 2sss;
Al u c:-,S-oz. 36-inch. 81 Nc: 10-oz. &c.
inch. 3T15ci 11-oz.. 40-inch, 36 nc.
Brown Muslin-Sharon IL. LONG
Brookside IL Ire; Blue Goose he:
Quaker Lady I. 14hc: Gold Bonds. 40s
'''' Bleach &c !, Muslin - cacketeen. ae.inch
IL re: Majestic. 36-inch. 11c;: pure
white. 36-inch. IL nc: Quaker Lady.
36-inch, I31Ac: Hopewell 36-inch, 16c:
Lonsdale. 36-tnch. 171zc; Hill S6-inch.
19Ac; Fruit 36-inch. lee: Blackstone.
Cambria o Muslin - Quaker Lady 100
14Hc: Lonsdale Cambria. ale: Berkeley.
White Sheeting-Pepp "a. brown.
47c; Peppereli. I0-4. brown. SIC: Quaker
Lady. "a brown. 46c: Quaker Lady. I0-4.
brown sic; Pequot. "a. brown. 55c:
Pepperell ga bleach, sic; 10-4, bleach.
sec: Quaker Lady. "a. bleach. Ole: 10-f.
bleach 55c: PeQuot. Sd bleach, 6Oc
Ticksng-F airview 1870 Wildwood
16c: Silby. S-oz.. 81 Ac: Argyle. 81 20.
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Commission Market

Fruits
Anules-Fancy Johnathans. SO so bbl.;
N. Y. Greetings ST a bbl.; Grimes Geld
SP 81 Osss NoTfheFn 9 spys 3d. Belle
n0 AxpprrficoftsLcalifornia $3.50 a box
ccraannsb6ear1ries-0Sf. 90 half barrel box
Soeo Dsa991gnt;t-sS 90 g 3 bgOdredb, box
Grapes-Fancy California Emperors,
81 IiSe1modnnss-carifornia. SIS. rs ae75.
Limes-S1 80 q hundred;
cas- I56s to S66s 1926 az: Florida.
sSiPa eSs m 4zRRi. varieties. $3.50 . bu.;
fancy Y. D Anjoss $3.50 by.
angerinss-$4.5 Boa 4.76.
Vegetables
Beaps,-Fancy Southern Green. ss@s.6o
Bets eeetts-Fancy homegrown. S165 a
Ou CCabbagewFancy Holland seed. 21s a BE
GesTrroSts-s1.e5 bushel: New Texas.
oSicS egieiry-Eqorida. So so 9 20 crate;
trimmed 81 80 bunch; California 81
9csauIifower-california 1925 q crate,
Cucum0ers-Fancy Southern. $3.50
Eggplant-s175 9 dozen.
eris Sssassss Isl DYYs pss Sc
OaMSk sshnsoes-Fancy southern. coo basket.
Onions-Spanish. $2.15 a crate: home
grown, 1926 1O0-ib sack Indiana y3l-
low. So 25:- Indiana red So: dollhouse
greens, 65 doz. punches.
Parsley-Home grown. $50 dozen
punches
punches. long red or white. 90c doz
Rutabagas-@2 60-lb. basket
Shallots-75e basket.
spinach-$2 a bushel
squash-Hubbard 81 @4c a pound.
Tomatoes-Fancy California repacked
81 80 a six-basket crate.
Turnips-S1 rs bu.: $3.50 Dbl
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Cash Grain

quoted Al I. Q. B, basis. to New. York
Hay on track. :, indianapolis. Bids for
Ny 9es Ss-5 q 81 gg % red sa.os@a11;
&c coFnm nssSs No. i.s 3 white. s115@
ysl1IoEs s g. 1eS 1 H. NJ geilpE, s.
= oeP s .xSiss s dSe, e. white. 57eSsc'
AssE wgstss; % q No. timothy. s1ea
1922 1870 No light light clover missa g 50
No. / clover hay si4 30 ais. -'''O'
Inspections
Wheat--=No. red. 2 cars; No. 2 red,
No @ized / car car; sample am n I car.
Total. II cars.
SSTq 10 yI Sai f. ;srs ssr No. ~ white
sapSSe o gnl Hsow easF; ca no No ysI1 1ss
mixed, l car; No. 5 mixed 1 car: sam
pie mixed I car s:,,. Total SO cars, 10.
White. cars SS. TotaE.l aus 81 cars cars sample
CHICAGO. Jan. s1.-wheat-No. 3
red So q 2.16h; No. 8 hard. ST or
corn--No. 8 yellow. 81 :27; No. 4. 81 10
sos 4 dill; No. 5 mixed mixed s1.iS IL No.
6 81 ;os@ 1.osA Nc, yhite. sI;2s
1i4H': 40. 8. $1.09 csts@No' S l White q
$50 591zc; No. 4. IS q q SO Ac. Barley
cIo cloves e szS;Sa ass. 11m''ns-s'-10 g CO.
TOLEDO. Jan. 81,,-;whess--cs ssh 81 Is
No. 8. S1.3261.33 Rye-Cash 81 65.
oiLts--Cash. No. 2. SEC; Nd. 3. 67c Bar
5000: cash. new january and FEBRUARY
$I9-4g: March. SIS so: October. S14.2s.
TiInoyhy-Cash and January, SIS 20;
. March. 1925 Alsilze-Oash. old Sf335:
41ew and January. S13 80; March. S13. 10.
hut ter-42 q 43c. Eggs-53 q 55c. hay
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New York Cotton Futures
CHTCAGO COTTON rryTUREs
Tank WAGON Prices

TAX of &c gallon.
GAsOLINE--Energee. 1sc . gallon
15.2c: Silver Flash, lee: Standard aviar
ton. 21.2c, Sinclair commercial 1920
KER0SENE-Crystai II .7c; Moore
Light i 4; Perf RxaST iI7c STANDARD
clair 1910
NAPTH A-Enevgee Cleaners. 23hc;
IL. & p % Be Standolind Cleaners $3.50
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Miss Pauline Wilson. 80, Of 1885
N. Meridian St. was charged with
assault and battery today after her
automobile struck Thomas Miller. So,
Great Eastern Hotel, at Meridian St
and the north segment of Monu-
merit Circle Miller was taken to this
city hospital with a broken right leg
and bruises.
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park Hu deferred

Consideration of the Harris eATon-
roel bin prohibiting places of amuse-
ment within one mile Of State park
win come before the State House Of
Representatives as special order OF
business next Tuesday afternoon.
Question as to constitutionality of
the4measure arose FridaxkFhen II
wan4up for passage.
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Lead Pnfsnninr Casa

George English. 1910 Sugar Grove
Ave-. was in city hospital today suf-
fering from an attack Of lead poison
Ing. English fell to the street while
walking with his wife at Nineteenth
st. and Dexter Ave, she said. she
said he contracted the poisoning
while working Ola storage batteries.
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chiCaun Stocks
Prices on Coal

WA. APth %;ssIs,. $3.50 q ten coks $40
$50 a. so lump, SIS 80 GS.25. Indiana
lump I1gpr sS@7; Indiana se sggk $3.50 ~. q,
t inc blSc aSinn r e1ara uooo Wneei
Linseed on and Turpentine
Local dealers are quoting the FOLLOWING
prices on ltneeed oil: Raw 81 20 gnf
ion; boiled. Si.24. TurpentIne-Sl ~
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Births

Phil and Mary Gormiev. st. Vincent
Hospital.
Emery and Julia BurSs. 311 8. Dear
born.
Orion and Adele Van VIE Methodist
Hospital
RalpS and Ethel Edgertcu. Methodist
Hospital.
Boys
Andrew and Flora Fox, 2462 Cornell.
George and Margaret Bauman. 1895
Hosbrook.
Louis and Elizabeth Hack, 4o27 E.
Lee and Dorothy Ballard. ga N. Shelf
field.
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Produce Markets
.Jobbers Buying Prices,

annapolis. IA @45c dozen: No. b. or held
eggs 35c storage eggs selling wholesas
Poultfy-Fowls. 4h lbs up. 2o02l 4
horn G Sour1 peF Leg
ducks. sounds S up. IA a &c: yo ,Ss teS
Ss sees y0uP5 heb i6s turkeys ae S3 as
squads. II lbs to dog $3.50 guineaus
Bufter-Packins stock butter. isa 22c.
Crean,-Butter fat delivered at Indian
Ra6bits-7seilinSl $500 a dozen.
yorh sesd5D cg gFIices, New
bSrsnea, "a &c: wlsconsaa tisisies $sc:
Domestic Swiss, 40 a 43c: imported. doe:
Lorg Horns, 2s@ 2s 3Sc;. Nufchatel. large.
35c. Swiss ioaf l6s 0
S SsHzIcA &C Jan o RecssiRss.
fS:s az 49, ' SSSlsstlss =
fo@is ESQ sSs deo eRs soe sees
m f sDoss Csc Ssaags 2S $50 cSss
sis5: Idaho Tussets. So 50 a ESQ. o'-O''
.Is Sa ~ l ISSh 'sS aB.SsSg.1l
test. b. D, 4,62 q 4.6bc;. refined steady:
SR9tt Pms Santos :. ], No. 9 q @SSH
HIay-o pi; 10, / 81. SO; no. g: 81 ;ob%
g 47c: chickens, 90 case, fowls. 16 a 31c:
ducks. 20 q 2sc:s Long Island ducks. ..27 a
s $685. ca gs 20 S2c Liys Poustry.
SS@37 turkeys: % g $5c: ROSTERS. 15e;
pons, 4o@60c Cheese-ouiet:. State
whole milk. commons to specials. 19 a 26c:
State skins. choice to specials ID a zoe.
lower grades fun skins, 100G I3c. Butter
white fe9cg d y, @Ssc;s nearby STATE
Pacific coasts, 81 q 60c; western whites.
66@61c; nearby browns. 90 CSC.
CLEVELAND, Jan 81 .-Butter-Extras
in tubs. 426 44c; extra flrsts. 40% al
q E: ifirstsf, SO y g 80 hcs Eggs-EEresh
53c; OHIO Arsts. SIC: western firsts, Sic.
Poultry fowls. 30@ sic: medium,
asa 2Sc; light. Il a 5Sc: heavy heavy ducks t ks 80
g SEE; light. 26@26hc. Potatoes IN
changed.
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Retired
Fifty Years of Service
Without Injury, Except.
Mashed Thumb, Rec
ord Of Belt Railroad
Conductor.

~ AILRoADING for more than
Tx fifty years without an In
jury except a mashed thumb.
is the record Of Warren Conklin,
70, Ray and Harding SITS. conductor
on tho Bell Railroad, who was re.
tired with a pension today.
Conklir, who celebrated his sew
entieth birthday Thursday, started
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local wholesale prices or. iron and sseei
base; colied rolled i shaffins ss.eb ZOO Yoo-
ID. base; blue annealed sheets. l0-gauge
base 1926 l00lb; galvanized sheets.
2S-gauEe. $4.75 100 lbs. steel Ears. 1918
100-Ib base: iron bars. 1918 9 100lb.
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Macon Wheat.
fRoN ami s,rrywr

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying
80 90 for No, red wheat. Other grades
accordingly
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Local Bank CIearinus

600 For the week. $14, 553. 900. For
the month, SS5 667 900.
Bank debts amounted to SIS, 357, 900.
For the week $50. 2l3. 600. For the
month, $174.572, 600
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Dealers selling prices: Black oils
Summer II Sc: winter 12c; cylinder. 81
061c: engine IS a 5Sc. dynamo % a
SIC. turbine $50 63c: machine. 20 q 40c:
rArafln oils IA A22n
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soIons Meet Again Monday

Both Houses of the State Legis-
lature adjourned late Friday until
10 a. M, Monday.
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BY Sunday night north and west.
zero 70 10 above; south and east 10
70 40.
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New York Liberty Bonds.
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK JAN 31.-Foreign ex-
change closed higher. Sterling. "a. 79 PIG
Francs, 6.42hc. up oil. Lire. AIS c,
Marks. 23SOc Holland, 40.29c, off .01
Shanghai. 76c. Yokohama, 38.50c. Rus
STA. 5.16c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-31

l5ob bag sicRmE nnes Gqan a i5oD bag
Red River Early Ohios. $215 q 120-lb
bag, Idaho Russets, $50 1928 a 120-lb
bag; Kentucky cobblers IS q 3.25 Dbl
Sweet Potatoes-virgin1a IS475 Dbl
Eastern Jerseys. So rs 4 hamper: Indiana.
s.. 80 a bu.; Arkansas $275 hamper
Goldenglow So 35
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-31

Indianapolis retail eeed prices arg: Al
BED cioversd ali zimoEhy- vi s.s 3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-31
OILS FORGE AHEAD IN STOCK TRADE
Deals Confined to Special
Issues With Prices
Higher,
Average Stock Prices

Averages price of twenty industrial
stocks Frtday was 123.49. up LOB. Aver
age price Of twenty rails was 9S SO. up
.3S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-31

Schools ., ~. II. %. so and rs
have meetings scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon and Schools
II, "a. 81 and SO meet the first Fri
day OF the month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-31
FEDERAL HIGHWAY
PROBE INDICATED

toontinued From Pace y
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school Sc win meet wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-24
MORSE TRACKMEN
TRIM DEER|NC
SCORE OF. 40-37
Especial to Kenrebec JournaD

Especial to Kenrebec JournaD
Portland, Jan. 23.-Morse High
tracksters tonight defeated Deering
High 4O-37. Raymond Small of
Morse was high point scorer with IL
while Red Williamson of Deering
collected 0 IA points. No time was
given III any event.
Summary: 25 yard dash. won By
Small, Morse; second, Marshall,
Deering: third, Bonney, Deering.
1000 yard run. won by Palmer
Morse: second, Hodgdon, Deering;
third. Pinson, Morse.
800 yard Iun. won by Williamson,
Deering: second, Mccarthy. Deer
ing; third. Hathorne, Morse.
Mile run, won by Duston. Morse;
second. Stanley, Deering, third
Ross. Deering.
GOO yard run, won by Small
Morse: second, Pelton, Deering:
third. Rite. Morse.
Relay race won by Deering. team
Marshall. Mccarthy, Pelton, VIII
hanson.
High jump. tie between Ross
Deering and Verlleux, Morse; third
Small, Morse. Hight feet, > in.
ches.
Shot Put. won by Pinkham,
Morse: second. Williamson. Deer
ing: third. Wilson, Deering. Dis
tancc 50 feet, IL inches.