davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-07-31
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NatiOnal-"The Goose Hangs High, ="
comedy, at $40 pm.
Keith's-Roye and Maye, vaudeville,
at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
EarIe-"Five Jolly Corks." vaude-
vile, continuous from l to IL pm.
MetropoIitan-"Th Makfngof O'Nfal-
ley" at 1870 am, 1870, $50. $50, 1880
and $40 pm.
PaIace-"Pretty Ladies'" at 1115
am, l, 2:45, 4;30, els, and $50 pm.
CoIumbia-"The Manicure Girl" at
1855 am, 1910, 2I0, 4:25, 610, 1855
end $50 pm.
Rialto-"The Man in Blue" at 11:35
am, 1875, 4. $50, 8 and 10 pm.
Tivoli-"Fighting the Flames" at
1925, 500, 7:20 and $40 pm.
AmbassadOr-"Cod of the West" ."
at 6:15, s and $50 pm.
Earle RoOf-"Fclly of Vanity" con
tinuous from 1880 to IL pm. Dancing
from IL to midnight.
Central-"The Sporting Venus" at
1890. 2, $50, 5, $50, and $50 pm
Popular Excursion via r., f. & p.
August Z, 8, g Round trip-to Rich
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

E. Alvarez LEANDRI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

"Cenizas de Una Venganza" es el reverse
de la forma de los espectaculos cinemato-
grafcos. Los romances hist6ricos colosales
son grandes por su beIleza decidida-
mente debiles pOr su argumentO. "Ceni-
zas de Una Venganza" es un espectaculO
grandioso que posee un gran argumen-
to la riqueza de un drama legitimo."
NEW YORK HERALD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14


Geary; la cosa zoe que do pronto
ell umpire lie lanz6 IN strike de
recho a Geary w.. SO fueron al
clash; ell receptor desde luego,
recibi6 Ell strike pero despu6s ata-
c6 fuertemente al umpire derriban-
dolo, dos veces; luego comenz6 a
golpearlo en- Ell suelo con los gan
cbos'', en- vista de este, varios
"PATRIoTAs" Sc lanzaron al cam
po, Y vinos Hover varios batazos
sobre Ia espalda "Rubta" Ri sea
lalG'' dur6 unos diez minutes, Y
valgame Ell cie1o, nadie pudo dete-
ner la tragedia que So acercaba;
vartos neutrales trataron de hacer-
10, mientras sujetaron Yumet, y
los coinpaheros de Geary 10 .lleva-
ban al banco. Como es costumbre,
Ia nea estaba LENA de Heroes de
la Gale" pero, est0s Sc mostraron
Ientos en- su deber. Despu@s del cam
bio de bofetadas, patadas, insultos
bilingues, buchiplumadas de algu-
nos vahe1ltes, y otras tantas basu-
ras, los 'FHeroes de la Gale" Sc
tomaron quince preciosos minutes
para desalojar ell terreno de los tan
tos excitad0s, en- posiciones "demp-
sistas y firrdstas''.
Lamentamos que cosa tan des-
agradable haya ocurrido, en- un mo
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&c su pueril vanidad personal v btro-
cratica, que 70 mas bien trazo es-
tas ineas per Ia plira delectaci6n es-
piritual que he sentido al leer su
breve y aplastante dafonsa, antes
que por defenderlne yo de su furio-
sa y desconunal acometida.
Comprendo, Plutarco amigo, que
te sientes UFANo Y CoNTENT0
EN- LA RAMA DEL ARBOL que
te sirve de soporte. Estas elevado,
oievadisimo en- tn exceptional curul
oflcinesca, tan alto que apenas 20,
un ulisero pigmeo, puedo distin-
guir tn faz risueia, irradiando jd-
bio y victoria. iC6mo no vas estar
sattsfecho 81 10 brisa pe-fumada que
to arrula, en- la rama de ese arbol
esta representada por una canonjia
de no Sc por cuantos miles de do
lares anualesl que, entire par6nte-
sis y sin la menor sombra de en-
vida, deseo buen provecho te re-
porten.
"A qui6n Dios Sc 10 da, San Pedro
Sc 10 bendiga....."
GQu6 vamos a hacer? Todos los
humsnos no tenemos Ia suerte de
contar con n "brazo poderoso" que
nos saque de nuestro TRIsTE ANo-
NIMATO QUE NOS CONSUME y
ncs neve por la escala aurea de Ia
yolubre fortuna de ocupar mas Q
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/ q
" trate de justificar sn labor, enco-
.inidndola hasta 10 ridicuIo, pucs en-
defensa propia, todo ,hasta Ell cri-
11en, mismo, esta justificado; per
Ia ley comdn, pero conviene que
Plutarco IAdi6s insigne ateniense!
sepa que nj 10 conozco nj me 1nte-
reza conocerlo, no obtante su sin
par grandeza.
GY para que necesito saber qui6n
es? 6Para sentirme pigmeo ante Sill
inconmesura BILE altura polftica ad-
nlinistrativa y social?
Quizas 81 entienda que este sig
n1fique para mi un honor inmerect-
do, psro, francamente, y con per-
don de sU ExoELENoIA MODES
TTsTMA yo rehuso ciertos honores..
Atm trueQue de mi pretendida
humildsd signtficancia, va re-
conozco los meritos indiscutibles de
plutarco,- al menos Sc deducen de
10 que el misnio dice, pero debo
significarle que existe lin conocido
axtoma proverbio bfblico que d.
ce; "El que Sc ensalza sera humilla-
do y ell que Sc hunlilla ser& ensal-
zado".
Y, conste que 20 no me humillo
para ser ensalzado, pero como @l
la tratado de humillarme, quuzas
humillado Quede con tan "soberbia
excomuni6n como me ha lanzado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

tarco 81 fogoso desahcgo personal
con quo mo obseQma desde las coluln-
mas de LA Democracia conse-
cuencia de unas notas pubncadaa
pea mi EN- "EL MUNDo" y en- la
9 Correspondence de Puerto Rico.
en- conexi6n con el debatido asunto
dc economics en- ell prssupuesto in
sular.
Zero en- atencion su muy elevar
da honorabilidad, que 81 humilde 81
ito en- que me halo, segin @l, que a
las razones deben oponerse razones,
iam&s insultos y diatribas, a cuyos
abismos nunca bajare: no s6 arras-
trarme en- los muladares, por ser
muy extrafio mi temperament y
olucaci6n, va que en- toda contro.
versia de caracter pdblico, cuando
lie disttnto modo Sc procede, es por-
que faltan las buenas razones que
SO presume entrada toda causa JUS
ia. La crftica dc los actos pliblicos
en- algo moral y ir1co en- los pue-
bios.
Por 10 dem&s no encuentro repu.
iiable que Plutarco loh eriego IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

nlenos merecidamente posiciones lu-
josamente retribuidas, para, desde
esas alturas supremas Y mareantes
pOder, luego, escupir nuestra grande-
"a melal6mana al rostro de los po-
bres que no tienen tan estupenda
suerte. iSuerte que bien puede ser
maroma!
Y, finalmente, iporque usted en-
vez de firmar con ell seud6nimo de
Flutarco, no firm6 AQUELLO con
el de Antipater, uno de los lugar-
tenientes de Alexandra ell Grande,
aggressive y vengativo, cual hiena, al
extreme de perseguir con safia sin
par al grandilocuente orador griego
cuyo seud6nimo es mi nombre de
combate.
DEMOSTENES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-14

a AD ----- 8 t494@etL
No hay NADIA que tsnto me cauti-
vo como el espectacltlo maraviIloso
del mar. Mi alma experimental pla-
cor inefable en- contemplate porque
amo la diviua inquietud de sus on
das cue ala, mar afuera, sc agitan
hasta convsrtirse en- montanas y lie
60 vienen amorosamente a besar los
acantilados de la playa, rompiendose
en- espumas.
Yo amo el mar cuando la tempes.
tad 10 acaucia y 10 hace cantar 8
rugir; amo el mar en- esa calma qre
suceden en- ciertos atardeceres cuan-
do finge dormirse bajo ell aSu dc
los cielos taciturnos; Y, cuendo Ell
sol, al incerdiar los cielos dc occi-
dente, enrojece tambien las aguas
del oc6ano.
Desde una alta montana que Sc
yergue altiva domin&ndolo todo,
contemrlo oil mar, cuyas ondas to-
cadas por la luz solar, Sc tornan
plateadas, y, mirandolas desde lejos,
semejan blancos copos que una mano
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mento tan inoportuno; que los MT
chos, ''patriotas'', tratAndose de
unos v1sitantes, en- vez, de apagar
ell fuego, le echaban gasolina. ESQ
no es patriotismo.
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.slll oscuro del saar. IHa -
como vibra mi espiritu ante tan

azlll oseuro del saar. "a e ~ NItfaH s-kaktss
I jc5mo vibra ri espiritu ante tan
"a bellesa! yo tengo TN alma coREss s. stQ
tewplativa cue adora Ia Naturalezaa.g 81 7e4os
en- esas elocuentes manifestations. echE csof
Un alma contemplativa es un al-sssg rsgs.
ma enamcrada de la Belleza en- srls salsG Enl
m1ltirlss manifestaciones Pcr ESQ., sremje
gozo en- la contemplation del mar ssssag6sc-5
cue sie7npre me sugiere nueyos pesl-so7qs1 ,ss,
san,ientos porque sugiere mi alma aa aalesgabc,
n.evos motivos para contarje. kee gsH
Mar inmenso Mar braviol iCuanf1ssrA9 F.!
to amo la rLsica de tus olas cuando rsE3s+E
Sc estrelan contra los recios pehas-1 e Y ~
cos de Ia playa! Fh sja1rg
$50 E57nAVz
He descendido hasta La playa por-r7.s = -o.A
gus quiero saber, pretendo tntsrpre-a - aaoI
tar, e! lenguaje incomprensible de s~snsira
las olas s.aE .T
Hay qucn nos llama vonbles--r "a o-.4
cxclama-porquS vamos = ventmos % $50.
constantemente; porque jugueteamns sao4aras
veces; porque entrechocamos nos. i q
confundimos para luego separarnos. .-o,sr
No es verdad tai manifestation. Res rr
pondemos esas eternas leyeS del
ritmo Y del movimiento
Somos obra del amor porque crea-
ci6n somos del Ser supreme
Sin nosotras el mar seria insoporta- -.. 0>9"
bic; ia vida Sc extingutria. Somos ,''17'
ell encanto de los marines Nuestra 8 -
lcanci6n-Que parece canci5n de Gu @r5 '#
na-los duerme los hace felces. --'-'"
Toda la belleza del mar estS en- sus '~I-e.'~
ondulaciones, en- sus movimientos, --'--
en- sus vaivenes. 80,
-Ama-me dicen las olas. We ha- ~~-~s~...
cia el Amor como nosotras vamos ~ sF
1acla Ia orilla: con ternura carl '-.9+
no. No temas. Sc perseverance; Sc 'e'.-% =
luchador. El triunfo de la vida es '@ls@s~
obra de la constancia de La fe. f--S+
Y yo he pensado que las olas tie f-s
nen raz6n. Pero amar- yo pienso-- 90
es una tortura, una bella tortura; I'm -
desgarramiento del coraz6n que
rompe ell harmonias. Els una llamara- ~
da inextinguible que LENA de luz to-
da nueStra vida. Prefiero vivir el
amor a trav6s de los ibros que vi
vjrlo en- realidad. go
Las olas parecen adivinar mi pen s~'-'
samliento charlan entire ST. iQue ss- W -~
brosa charla! Parecen decirme mu-
chas cosas bellisimas a veces pare s'~
cen reconvenirme. 5sfF
Mientras tanto, yo contemplo un 'S
punto blanco que aparece en- Ell
horizonte. Debs ser I'm bote
con las velas desplegadas. Ell pun
to mas tarde Sc alicia Sc pierde
en- 10 linea en- que el mar ell cieIo
parecen confundirse.
La tarde ha declinado. FL sol ha
hundido su disco Iuminoso en- los
abismos insindables del mar. Tai pa -
rece que sintiese la fe1cidad del
deher cumplido Porque sin Ia luz
del sol la vida serta un supl1cio; una
eterna pentmbra. La vida languide- - ms
ceria sin ese calor que sus rayos CO.
lnunican los hombres a la natu~
raleza. tl-e@z4E
FL mar parece tranquilizarse
medida que las sombras avanzan aa-, ss,5Sg
Y yo contemplo silenciosamente las aaho+ or
olas que mueren en- la playa AZ saaa5z
Y su canci6n SO spaga como TN .sstsa~
amor que Sc va. ss,.ss.es -.f
E. Alvarez LEANDRI. q, sf.,
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Births
GirIa

Henry and Mae Daniels. 1910 s. Key
s'S Guy and Josephine Baptist 1916 Yam
John and Eieanora Clark, 1904 E.
frederick and Minnie Hughes. 412 N.
Garrison and Sarah Gates, 4s7 N. Tenn
Paul and Georgia Cross, 1925 Massa-
Ohm Ohm and Mary shelby. 1884 Martin
N'l Samuel and Palma Edwards. s4e E.
= Ca vim and Jennie Sullivan. eo3 Lord,
:. Enmons and Virgie Mcbride, lOl6
Sheffield.
= Rider, and Ruth Freeman. St. vincent's
: Bryant and Florida Gillispie. Methodist
, Wilbur and Laura Hays, Methodist Hos
: Leo and Gertrude Klinger Methodist
faro Harold and Goldie Abrams, gill Nor
Frank and Lucille Harrison. 527 S. No
Harry and Charlotte Ernsting. s4s State.
Dow and Gertrude Nichols. 1888 W.
William and Lena Steeb. eoe Sanders.
William and Frances Hanley. 216
f Enos and Mildred Stevens. 40 W. Elev-
Teo and Elizabeth DAGGER, 1922 S. Tai
Russell and Anna Potts. 1914 E. Mime
William and Lilly smoot 4oo1 W. Min
Wadies and Maude Reinties, 1887
AVN and wgnona Allison. 1909 Draper.
Jerry and Nellie Doody. 1888 Saulcy.
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.HOGSUP 2OC; ALL
WEIGHTS S11.1Q
Pigs Gain 25c at s1o75
DoWn-CattIe Active.

Hog prices advanced 20 cents per
hundredweight at the local yards to-
day. Trade was active with pack
ers taking the lead. All weights Of
hogs sold at $11.10, with an extreme
top of s11.15, paid for a drove Of
choice lightweight hogs. The bulk
OF the business was transacted 1t
$11.10. Stays were quoted at SEQ
9.25. Pigs were up a quarter at
$6.75@10.75. Stock weighing ITO to
$50 pounds was in brisk demand at
SS@10.75. while common slaughter
pigs sold at $s.25@6.75. Practical
~ all the good sows were sold at
$40. 10@10.S5, up 10 cents from
Tuesday. Lesser quality sows
brought $9.75@10.10. Receipts were
estimated at 5000 Holdover from
Tuesday was las. A good clearance
was made.
Cattle prices ruled steady on an
active market. Steers, medium to
good, sold over range Of $500
1850. Sales OF medium to good heif-
ers were made at $5.50@7.50 and a
few choice lights sold at $S@9.50.
Choice cows brought $5.50Q6.25 and
medium to good cows were priced
at $4@6. Dealers gave more lib
eral classification Of stock today as
on Tuesday, and it was generally
conceded that prices favored the
seller. Receipts were estimated at
1,2O0.
Veal prices declined 50 to SIC top,
with most of the good stuff selling
at S15Q1e. Mediums, quoted at $40
@12, We're $1@2 lower, and com
mons, at 5000, wers about steady.
Receipts were estimated at 1000.
Lambs were quoted nominally
steady on receipts OF less than 100.
Top was SIS and good lambs sold
in small way at s1T@17.50. Deal
ers said today they would pay Chi
cago prices for good lambs.
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Deaths

James Alhands. %. Belt Railway and
Sarah Alice overstreet. 90. 1850 n. nll-
nois encephalitis.
Henry b. Cornelius. "a. Methodist Hos.
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Sarah Hart. so. 1928 N. Cspltol.
Kate owen Branham. rs. 1927 Newman.
Samuel A. Snyder. go. 139 W. Fall
Creek Blvd. chronic interstitial nephrit1s.
Charles Harvey Welsch 5S, st. vincent
Hospital hypostatic pneumonia
Logan S. Board, 80, 621 N. West cere-
Catherine Meehan, So. $50 Dorman.
acute cardiac dilatation.
Louis K Ritzendollcr, 81, lO77 w.
Walnut chronic myocarditte.
Enos NJ Neff. SO. GA w. New York.
chronic myocarditis.
Mary Nichols, 40. 1871 Carter. acute
endocarditis.
pital general paresis
David Fischer q months, 1o44 Harlan,
Flora Dunn 80. city hospital. cerebral
apSMR Mary M. Fish. 81. 1890 n. Delaware.
acute iobar pneumonia.
Sarah Jane Cox, 81. 1886 Broadway.
mitral insufficiency.
Elizabeth Bro0king. ~. 515 W, Thirty
Second. chronic interstitial nephritis.
Naomi Anita Allen. 81. DeAconess Hos
pital. cardiac strombosis.
Infant Shelby, hours. 1854 Martin
Ben GoldsbeTry. 80. city hospital, lobar
Margaret Lavell. 65. Central Indiana
Hospital. arterio sclerosig
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Marriaue Licenses

Raymond Fishers. 80, 64s S. Missouri.
timer Gertrude Marie Hansen. 20. Oh
W. Morris stenographer.
William H. Smith 81 Carmel, farmer;
Mattie Pllmmer, 81, West Newton, house
keeper
Kenneth Frank Tooley, 49, 70S Terrace;
salesman; Laurene Eckert Tuck. 10. 3l5S
N Capitol. stenogrpaher.
Herbert W. Beach 81. 434 Concord,
Kingan & Co.; Margaret Geraldine Joseph,
charles william Baker. az, Ills W
Twenty-Sixth laborer: Cleo Beasley. 30,
Sixteenth and Northwestern
Roy Dallas Parke 49, 3OS E. North,
trimmer; Ivah Maude Healey. %, 2415 n
Alabama, bookkeeper
Fred ShumalSer Jr., 90 1917 N. Capltol
banker Virginia Pauline Treat 25, 1888
washington Blvd
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NOME IS WINNING
FIGHT ON DISEASE
Antitoxin Helps to Check
Spread Of Diphtheria,

BIZ United Press
NOME, Alaska, Feb. 4.--Nome Is
winning its fight to control the
diphtheria epidemic.
Antitoxin, frozen while being
rushed here over icy trails by weary
men and dogs, has been found to be
unchanged and work Of administer
ing it is going forward.
Gunner Kasson, Leonard Seppaia
and other drivers who fought the
blizzard to bring belp to the disease
victims, are being acclaimed as
heroes.
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DEATH TALE OF
Girl, PROBED
AIieniSts Say Confession
May Be Authentic,

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. A.
Police investigation Of the amazing
murder tale of Alsa Thompson, Z
year-old confessed poisoner, was
pushed with renewed vigor today
following developments, which, ac-
cording to authorities, lend color to
the girls story.
Alienists who have examined the
infant "Lucretia Borgia." declared
the childs confession" that she
killed three persons by poison might
be authentic"
Authorities at Dauphine, Mass,
reported the twin sisters Of the baby
murder suspect had died suddenly
two years ago. supposedly from gas
tro enteritis.
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OrETCr7 nIT THE RnARn
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 81. 1895.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Puse Wse e0g sSP % 81 hs s0sTa
necessary to make the following described
dianapoiis. as authorized b. the following
adopted by said Board on the 2eth day Of
January. 1925.
ImprovementsResoluti No 1922.
MARYLAND STREET.
:. From East Property Line Of Noble
70 East Property Lins of cOncOrdia
BY grading and paving the roadway
E5th Moode RrIa asphalt AssDhaItic
concrete foundation from curb-li to
curpline to uniform width Of "a feet
secting street in a similar manner and to
90 n. #. of 4x1S-inch Stratifed Lime
and other private service connections to
property-line. where not already in
AL to be as shown on plan and as
All work done in the making of said
oescrloed PUBLIC improvements shall be If
Of the wsn an6 ~ nm
hered, adopted by the Board Of Pubic
works on the above named day, and the
qqe este0. draSTings plans Proles and spec
seen in the office OF said Board of Public
Works of the City Of Indianapolis
The said Board of Public Works has
hxed Monday. Feb. 18th. 1926. D. m
az its office in Sgd city ae the time ana
place for the public consideration Of the
proposed Improvement at which time said
Board of Public Works viii hear all per
sons interested or whose property Is liable
to be assessed for said Improvement, and
will determine whether the benefits to the
ll2hln q cd fr4es orro11
improvement and the benefits to the CITY
cost thereof
BY order Of he Board Of Public Works
CHARLES E. COFFIN.
w. II FREEMAN
M. j. SPENCER
apolis
Jan. 2S-Feo f. 1926
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TEACHERS BILL KILLED
House Measure Indefinitely Post
poned in Senate.

Report of the Senate Education
Committee on House Bill No. So, by
Representative Carney. for indefinite
postponement was adopted by the
Senate today after considerable
debate.
Senator Nejdl, chairman OF the
Education Committee. said the bill
was Improperly drawn in that the
title was incorrect and TIE body OF
the bill did not correspond to the
title. The bill provided for abolish
ment of township teachers institute
A similar bill by Senator King is
pending in the Senate.
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~tocks Tuesday was 12O.0s, off 80. Az
erage price of twenty rails was Al,
off 20.
Bg United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Figures Of
the Oil City Derrick, setting forth
a decline of 1928 barrels in the
daily average Of crude oil production
for the week ended Jan. "a, was fol-
lowed by the announcements OF the
Standard Oil Company Of an in
creased price Of crude ranging from
25 cents to As cents barrel.
These developments furnished ad-
ditional stimulus for the forward
movement in oils, which maintained
their buoyant tone in early dealings
on the stock exchange today. lF'rac-
tional gains were made by Standard
Of New Jersey and Sinclair. while
Independent oil and gas was active
at the best levels of the current
movement around 26A.
The junior rails took the lead in
the carrier group, with Western
Maryland gaining two points from
its recent low Of 16%.
Price movements in the late morn
ing lacked uniformity. Several
stocks, mostly rails and oils. main
tanned their upward tendencies, while
2rof1t-taking and professional ef-
orts to find weak spots brought
about setback elsewhere. Especial
" In industrials Of speciality cate
CORY such as Worthington Pump,
which dropped to 4615, off 35s from
Tuesdays high, and United States
Realty, which sold off to 12415,
against a high Of 1861 in the pre-
ceding session. Realty's recession
apparently represented profit-taking
on constructive news that the COM
panY had been awarded a verdict Of
$690,S62 in a suit against New York
City on subway contract.
Southern Railway was the leader
in the rail list reaching a record
high at 8sSs.
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Suit Is Withdrawn

The Burnet-Binford Lumber Com
pany today withdrew a suit in Su-
perior Court 8 asking for $1,000
judgment on an $500 note and APP
pointment of receiver for the Stutz
Fire Engine Company, 1922 w.
Twenty-Third st.
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Commission Market
Fruits

Fruits
Apples-Fancy Johnathans, SO so q
Dbl; n. <; Greenings. 81 DBL; Grimes
bbl W1nsaps. $50; Northern spys
= Apr 1pricotsMcaIifoSrnia $3.50 box.
Cranbttarries--$7.50 half barrel box.
Cocoaluts-$6,5 80 hundred
peiruils.-$2 10 g S;S0 box E,,,rsror.
Temoins--california 75@e.75
oransesIEStra fancy fancy Californit vaien.
Gas, 1888 to 25os. 1919 @5.5o; Florids.
P p ar1s varieties. $3.50 bu.:
fancy N. Y. D'Anjoe, So Blu.
strawberrles47d q soc quart.
Tangerines-$426.
Vegetables
Beans--Fancy Southern Green. sS@36O
Eeets-Faqss h9s@ne-srOwn, SLIGO a
Cabbagel-Fancy Holland seed 2s @8c
Carrots sTroSts--s1.es bushel; New Texas,
Ys CeIery-Florida, $3.50 a-s crate
trimmed. $3.50 bunch; California 81 90
& crate; New York Golden Heart. S1.5O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 crate.
Cucumbers--Fancy Southern, So doz
Eggplant-Z$1.75 a dozen.
Kale-Eastern So Is a barrel.
Lettuce--Head Iceberg Blue Boy. 500
q crate; dollhouse leaf. 1915 ,15-pound
Iangoes.--Fancy Southern, eoc bas-
ket.
grown, So a 10Q.lb. sack; Indiana yellow.
So 100-iS, sack; Indiana yellow, 50; In
diana red, So: dollhouse green's, Soc dos.
Parsley - Homegrown, Sa.6o dozen
Radishes-B Buttons. dollhouse. 81 10
dog. punches; long red or white, 75c dog.
Rutabagas-$1 a las . 50-lb. basket.
Shallots-65c basket.
Spinach--SI so q bushel.
Squash--Hubbard 8 u a &c a pound.
Tomatoes--Fancy California repacked
Tunips--I.75 . 6u.: $500 Dbl
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan round whites. S2.25 a
l5O-Ib bag Minnesota, 50 150-lb. bag:
Red River Early ohios. $21o l2Q-Ib
bog: Idaho Russets, $3.50 l20-lb
bag; Kentucky cobblers, So Q3,25 a Dbl.
Sweet Potatoee--Virgtnia, S4.75 . Dbl
Eastern Jerseys 1915 : hamper; Indiana,
$3.50 a bu Arkansa;. $2.T6 hamper;
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-04

Tank WaOon Prices

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ASoLINE-Energee, Use g gallon;
Purol, 15.2c: Red Grown. 15 ,2cs Target.
IS PC: Silver Flash, lee; Sinclair, CONNER
cial. 15.2c: Diamond. 15.2c: Crystal
KERoSENE-Crystaline. HE; Moore
Light 14.5c Perfection, csc: Standard
furnace oil. 9.6c; Bright Light, 9.6c; Sim
NAPHTTHA-Energee Cleaners. fe.5c: