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Commission Market
Fruits


gs ADD' ~esssss SSas'ahan kass
{opsshans. s7SsosSSas so: RIMS, $500,
Boxes As JjonathSnSs. $685. a $50; Delicious,
spitzenberss.. 1915; ortleys. $3.50.
Cocoanuts-Hundred. $3.50.
anberries-Howes. box. $500
Grapefruit-Florids Indian River. S3@
Unconstitutional box. 1925.
=, oranges-California navels. S5@o'
FLORIDA dds:: sSSi RI, Qg9 49,, hrsn., 60 so
Pnesppieswcuban, crate. $6;S0@7.5o
Florida. quart, 90 q 65c.
: beets-Home- E neEsua0'e 81 80: Texas
punched. $3.50
Sabbsg q: Homegrown ss e own. 100 lbs. s2.bo
ulihower-California. $3.50.
cry Cabbage. crate crate. 81. e NV VI
> SSucumbers-sou'hern. dozen. $3.50 q
Kale-Eastern. barrel. $e.5o@2.e5.
,a Lsttuce-Hots9uss !, q 59so02; Western
iceMIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. csa.s Sdheug case case SO
shallots. dozen lunches, Use.
s4 oRS %4f sstS wSise sS yellow Oushel
Parsley-Dozen punches, 65c.
Parsnips-Home- grown bu. 81 rs.
Seed Potatoes-Michigan Rural 15o-lb
bag, So. so: r. r. Obios. 12O-lb. bag
$2.50013: Maine. Cobblers. 150-lb. bag
nesota Triumphs. 150-lb. bag, $3.50.
{. acknowledgements bushel. ST.
Sweet Potatoes--Indiane Jerseys ham
fomatoes---Repacked. box. $7@7.5O
Turnips-Bu. SO.
Potatoes--Michigan 15Q-lb. bag. $40:
sofa Red River Ohios. $2.15: Florida Tri
umphs. box. SO
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WISE FAVORS WILMETH
Councilman Withdraws to Support
City Judge.

Offering his support to City Judge
Delbert o. Wilmeth in the race for
the Republican nomination for
mayor. City Councilman Walter w.
Wise today announced he would not
be candidate.
In statement commencing Will
meth, Wise said:
ITO my many friends who sup
ported me so loyalty in my cam
paign for city council and who have
been urging my candidacy for
mayor, desire to state that, owing
to the fact my business is demand
ing so much Of my time, and for the
further reason believe Judge Del
bert o Wilmeth is the outstanding
candidate whereby Indianapolis
may be rid of, factional politics,
am throwing all the support in my
power toward the nomination of
Judge Wilmeth."
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just been received by DR.. Lee X.
Krankel, head of the welfare work
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance.
Company, from Keno Mona, Japan
csc welfare expert, who visited this
country recently. The program Of
the Nippon Company win be modelled
after the Metropolitan welfare
methods, except that the American
company's work is limited in a
general way to the 100000 in
dustrial policyholders insured with
the company, while that of the
Japanese company will be for the
benefit of the general public.
DR.. Ogawa. the foremost Japan
csc authority on social work has
been engaged to direct the work Of
the Nipnen Seimei Saiseikai, which
when translated means Social Wei
fare Work Foundation of the Nip
pom Life Assurance Company. At
the start the work will consist Of the
dissemination of health literature
and special efforts against tubercu-
losis and children's diseases.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March IL.
Ethel Barrymore was somewhat
better this morning at a. M. &C
cording to announcement Of her
manager, William Frank,
Frank said her physicians had
ordered a months rest and that all
of her engagements for month
ahead had been cancelled.
I'VE intend to move Miss Barry
more to her home in New York,
as soon as doctors deem 1t adj
visable," Frank said.
Miss Barrymore has been i'll
here suffering from arthritis since
Sunday. She was to have appeared
in 1.-THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray"
here this week. She was stricken
last week in Des Moines, but came
to Kansas City to fill her engage
ment anyway.
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Portland Cement Cloth. bag. s5c:
Mortsr-Novis prepared. zoe a 1oo-b
sack.
Hydrate Lime-Finish. 55c sack: 10
sons. SOC sack.
Plaster and Fmishes-Ivory Neat so
To- papei sacks 7Sc: Michigan stucco. 81
a 100-lb. sack; plaster paris, 81 an S0-lb
sack: stonewal' preparee first coat. cloth
Fioofing-1x4 z. P. clear, SIS: com
con. $40: No. 2 common. $40.
- Bowel Siding AXE clear redwood
Finish-Clear yellow pine. 8. and 10.
inch. 500; 12-inch, .$11O; clear redwood
9. 8 and l0-inch. $140;. 12-incn. $3.50.
Drop Sidings-1x6 Y. p. SIS; No. ]
sS@mS On &C. C3m l1a No eAa common Y P
common. $40: Ike No. j common. sos !:
No. 2 common. $780, 1xs and lxl0 No. /
Common $40: No. 2 common. $45: 1x12
No. ] common. S75; No. 2 common. SAT.
Finish-Clear yellow pine. g. and 10
inch. 500: 12-lnch $110; clear redwood
Q. 8 and 1O-inch 81 40: 12-inch $3.50
Shingies-Clear red cedar $3.50 per
exl2 to is,ft.. S42; 2xsxIS to I6-ft.
$40. 2x10x12 to left, $40: 2x12 &c
left. $50: 1S to 90 feet: So more.
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Births

Levi and verna Newsom. 500 Exeter.
Hospital.
Edward and Mary Keeper. 1918 Drier Pl
Daniel and Martha Day. 1907 Rockville
Boys
Curtis and Mae Graham. Methodist Hos.
: Forrest and Muriel Hackley. Methodist
Nathan and Alma Brown. 1857 College
Hospital.
Edward and Lydia woliver. Long Hos
Ariel and Mildred Brewer. Long Hos
pital.
Eighteenth.
Charles and Mary Owen. Long Hospital
William and Lillian Baker, 769 Indiana.
Elmer and Elgiva Appleget. 154S Spann
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Deaths

James Barnett. mos, city hospital
hroncho pneumonia.
Evelyn Jean Roush. 10 days. 3040 Blvd
Pl,, patent foramen~ ovale.
Charles A. Ora lam. 20, Central Indiana
Hospital chronic myocarditis.
Annabell Crisler. 3 days. 1885 N. Ala
bama. non closure foramen ovale.
Elisha Good IL. Long Hospital. csrci-
noma.
]. Rebecca F. Ousley. 4 mos. Clark Blakes
lee Hospital. pneumonia.
Reta Vera Weimer. 2. 1858 8. Talbot
broncho pneumonia.
George Washington Bennett. so. 1901
Woodlawn. hypostatie pneumonia.
Rebecca Brewer. 81. 377 Union. cerebral
hemcrrhage.
John .crnll. ~. Long Hospital. broncho
cupie Rodebaugh. 20. 1905 n. Talbot.
CASTRO cn1erifie.
Z Claude Armsrons. IS. Central Iuniann
Hospital general Darosia.
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LAUNDERING H00FS'
Small Boys Play on Theater Roof,
Brighten Audience.

Four boys running and jumping
on the roof Of the North Star movie
theater at Twenty-HIfth st. and Gen.
trail Ave-, nearly threw the audience
into a panic Wednesday night. A. c.
Earring. owner, held Lowell Driscol,
IL. of 2512 Central Ave-, and Robert
Glaze. il, of 2514 N. New Jersey St..
until police arrived.
The other two boys Harold Haas,
10, of 2446 Central Ave.. and Gus
Potts, IL, Of 1926 Washington Blvd.
were later located. Police visited
the homes and were assured by the
parents that at never would happen
again."
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JAP INSURANCE
COMPANY GIVES
TOHEALTHFUND
100000 Appropriated to
Be Used for Welfare
Work,

By Times Special
NEW YORK. March 11.-A million
yen ($500,000) has just been APP
propriated by the Nippon Life AS
surance Company of osaka, japan.
for health teaching and welfare
work.
The initial appropriation was made
to commemorate the wedding of
the Crown Prince and Princess. A
additional appropriation will be
made every five years at the time of
the declaration of the special
dividend.
Rekort OF the Welfare plan has
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WOMAN HURT IN CRASH
Autos Collide at Central Ave. and
Twenty-First st.

Mrs. w. Seaton. 2623 N. Illinois
ST., was injured today when the
automobile in which she was riding
with Al Hoffmeyer, r. r. C. Box 433,
collided with another at Twenty
First st. and Central Ave. Henry
Steven, 90. of GAG N. Pine St.,
driver ofthe other machine, was
charged with speeding. driving on
the left side of the street and as
sault and battery.
Mrs. Seaton was cut on the head
and neck.
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RATE SCHEDULES UP
Power Company Representatives
Confer With Commission.

Representatives of the Merchants
Heat and Light Company today con.
ferred with public service commits
sion members on the matter Of unity.
ing schedules on rural electricity
rates. applicable mainly to the out.
lying districts Of Indianapolis. At a
later date the commission will con.
fer with representatives of the In,
dianapolis Light and Heat Company.
At present sixteen schedules are in
effect. Reduction of this number to
six was recommended.
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AIR TESTS TO BE MADE
War Department to Get at Facts
In Defense Dispute.
Bv United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March lin
tensive anti.aircraft tests will be
carried out under widely differing
conditions during the next twelve
months in an effort to get at the
facts in dispute precipitated by Brig
adler General Mitchell and the House
Aaicraft Commute, the War Depart
ment decided today.
While. no official statement on
the tests at Fortress Monroe, Va.
could I've obtained, the general feel
ing among high staff OFFICIALLY was
that the tests were not legitimate
because of insufficient numbers OF
guns and personnel and the seyen-
year-old munitions used by the anti
aircraft guns which failed to make
effective hits on the air targets.
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YEARS REVIEW PLANNED
q. OF @. Convention Bureau Dimes
Monday Night.

Activities of 1924 will be reviewed
by Chamber of Commerce convention
bureau at the first annual meeting
Monday night at the SEVERN, Dick
Miller, president City Trust Com
pany, chairman, announced today.
About 200 have been invited.
Charles F. Hatfield, secretary-man-
ager of the st. Louis (Mo) bureau,
and dean Of convention bureau man.
ayers, will discuss the functions and
advantages of bureau.
Speakers will include Elmer Stout.
president Fletcher American Ma
tional Bank; Fred Hoke, manufac-
turer; J. Martin Antrim, president
Board Of Trade, ard Henry L. Dith-
'mer, head of the chamber in 1924.
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Retail Fish Prices

Ocean variaties--Boston haodock fillets
35 q 40c; dressed paddock. 3ec;- halibut
cod steak, .30c: ponspanc. 40c; bluefish
35c: snappers throats. 40..
speciaities-Fresh Jumbo lrogs soc:
live Holsters. soc; fresh green SHRIMP. Acc;
large scallops. SOC pourei fresh picked
die soc: cherry stone cams. Acc Z dozen
large quohaiR clam,L Doc: oysters SOC a 81
Lake and River yarieties--Lake white
fish. 35c: trout. 35c; yellow pixies 35c:
yellow perch 2bc: channel catfish >35c;
pike. 25c: river carp. 1Sc; buffalo. zoe:
mllllets, 15c: black bass. acc: large crap
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Paul W Detraz. %. Madison. Ind
former feIdrmer; Ruth E. Mckay. 20. 442 Brook
Guy Scott 81. 4S7 Blake st.. laborer:
Charles X. Alexander, 81. Cleveland.
branch manager; Alice M. Logsdon, 20.
Schuyler iI st sGa EN- Of so N. West
chauffeur; Gertrude W. Taylor. 81. 1915
: Bern r. Gossard. 80. e1e e. Miami:
Mary K. Goodner, AZ, SIC p. Miami
Mason Webb, AZ. 76O Wilkins hotel
work: Tennie Stewart. 25. 760 Wiikins.
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PRINTING BILL IS CUT
Legislature Spends Over $1,000 Less
Than i'm 1928.

Total printing expense OF the 1926
Legislature amounted to $15,721.72.
as against 1S.OO6.31 for the 1923 ses-
sion, according to a compilation made
today by Tom Carter, deputy clerk
Of the State printing board.
Total expenses Of the Senate were
SSS,2S7,sS this year, against S4O,-
65S.0S for 1928. House expenses are
being compiled by L. C. Johnson,
deputy State auditor. -
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Germany Could Pay
Debt With Thirst
BIZ Times Speciar

Bg Times Special
BERLIN. March 12.-Prohi-
bition would pay the German
war debt and leave millions Of
gold marks to subsidize a grape
juice indus =, according to
Gemany's national committe
for prohibition.
Germany is the wettest coun-
try in the world. The commit
tee announced this. following a
survey which disclosed that
Germans drink just a sip or
two less than two quarts Of
alcoholic beverages for every
quart consumed In France.
The annual German consump-
ton Is 5O0.000.oQo quarts.
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Boy of 10 Chosen
Village Ruler 4
BD Times Special

By Times Special
LA PORTE, Ind, March IL.
"A boy of IA rules the des-
TIMES of New Buffalo. Mich,
near here. Lorenzo p. Blies.
mer has been elected village
president for four years. after
having served as president pro
tenn. for two months following
the resignation of the former
village bead.
The youthful town ruler has
announced a COMPLETE pro-
gram, including more parking
space for automobiles.
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TINNERs supPLIEs

Tin-IC. 20x2e bright tin. S14.0O@
a 90 box: nc. 20x2s terms $14.O0 a
1900 box; &c. .20x2S, old style, $500
Q25O0 q box; tin in pigs, 65c h.; in
steel-Galvanized 2s-gauge. $685.; o.
P. g; y. steel. 81 :55; 2S-gauge Wellsville
polished steel. $S.75.
Soft Copper-16- ounce, csc Ib.
Copper-Bottom. 35 "a zoe Id.
Zi1c-Sheet. $3.50 q 100 lbs.
Lead-$1000 a 100 lbs.
Solder--41 hc a lb.
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PUPILS TEETH ARE BAD
Nurses Examine 5000 County School
Children.

Many bad teeth were found in the
5000 children inN Marion County
health nurses, according to Miss
Ruth Armentrout, one Of the ex-
aminers.
DIR. Mary Westfall, employed by
the Dental Society. will soon re-
lease a report on the percentage Of
bad mouths, Miss Armentrout said.
The date on the dental survey, made
Feb. 1-1O, was turned over to DR..
Westfall.
A report to county commission
ers showed that forty-one of the
children had defective vision, 100
had enlarged tonsils and one was
sent home with the itch.
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IN mot including &c State taxi
and Ethyl. 81 &c; .Epersee, DC: Pproi
rs 20: Silver Flash ;;gc: TARGET 1926;
BRIaon sbed ls2c cyMf Err 2os Slc Sinclair
KER IS I'm -crystaflne. II. &c: Moore
Light, ID &c: .PQrfcctitus 12.7c; Bright
nishs I2zc: slrcIsiF aSns saos.
y p. 1900 6tandolind Cleaners. 20.5c.
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100000 INCOME SUIT

Government Files Action Against
Toledo Ohio Couple Here.
Suit to collect $50. 6S7 in income
taxes from T. w. Warner and wife
of Toledo. Ohio, was on lille In
Federal Court here today.
The suit alleges that amount Is
due the Government on errors Ia
tax returns made cut BY The couple.
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Farmers Service

Last minute reports on the butter
and egg market for farmers and
dealers are broadcast from station
WGN at HOS each morning. The
Chicago Mercantile Exchange fur
nishes the bulletins.
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WORKED AS FARM HAND
Search Of Months for Cincinnati
Business Man Ends.
BIZ Times Snecinl

BV Times Special
SEYMOUR, Ind, March H.
George Stille, Cincinnati furniture
dealer who escaped from an insane
asylum there year a 30. was taken
into custody today and~returned to
the asylum.
He had been working as a farm
hand here for several months. Stille
was traced by Federal agents
through letters mailed to friends.
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Prices on Coal

Anthracite. s1e.50 ton: coke. $40:
West Virginia lump. $725 Kentucky
lump, 1925 Pocahontas mine run. 81
lump. 1925: Indiana lump. SIS al; Indi.
ana egg, $5.35 q 5.T5: Indiana mine run
$3.50 q $50. Wheeling 50c q ton
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Local Bank CIearinqS
BUILDING SUPPLIES

Bank clearings for Thursday was re-
ported at $2.500.000. Debts were So.
t261 900.
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bWeuby IAlih was Ooss-fs w 80.
Bg United Press
NEW YORK, March 12.-Confi-
dence was restored to the specula-
tive mind by the convincing manner
in which the whole market rallied in
Wednesdays late dealings.
Additional encouragement was sup
piled by Secretary Hoover's state
ment that business conditions were
never more favorable and further re-
coveries were scored through the
general list in the early dealings to-
day.
General Electric experienced an
Mnyernight advance OF three points to
rs. Rock Island was the outstend-
Ing feature, the rails rebounding to
a new high on the rally at 521A in
belated response to the roads acqui-
sition of the Cotton Belt.
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Bg United Press
CHICAGO, March 12.-Grain fu-
lures started mostly higher on the
Board OF Trade today.
There was buying in nearby wheat
by commission houses impressed by
Liverpools recovery from p sharp
initial slump. Selling at concessions
Of new crop American varieties was
credited to foreigners causing a weak
undertone in that option on the local
market.
An improvement tone in cash
strengthened corn.
Oats strong undertone was at
tributed to export sales.
Provisions advanced with grains
and hogs.
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Any of the Following Bulletins on
Housekeeping and Allied Subjects
Are Available for Readers of
The indianapolis Times

The Indianapolis Times Washington Bureau
has number of excellent bulletins of interest
and value to the housewife, prepared by experts,
which can be had by Times readers for the mere
cost Of mailing and printing.
Below are printed list Of these bulletins; a
schedule of their prices and coupon for order
ing them. In ordering, be sure to address the
Washington Bureau of The indianapolis Times,
1922 New York Ave-, Washington, d. G. Mark K
beside the-ones you want:
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DANCE THEFT CHARGED
Girl Accused of Taking $3.50 Coat
From Hotel.

Miss Bessie Marie Hiatt, "a. of 622
e. Sixteenth ST., is charged with
grand larceny. Detectives Reynolds
and Samuels say she stole a $3.50
coat from Miss Marie Cunningham,
227 N. Delaware St., at q dance hall.
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NEW YORK. March 12-Flour-
$40 LardMsteady: midwest spot. sir 40
M17.50. sugar--Raw, dull; centrifugal.
Se test ST. 47TS reiR;sd au sDd srangasee
santos !, No; q SSh Tallq TsvsEsag
No. l. 1;25; No. 2. 81 81 o. Dressed
ems 3O@44c: fowls. 16@32c. ducks. 20
Q129c: ducks, Long Island. 27@ 32c:
gag Soc u nys S sySc fo%s
80 "a 33c; turkeys, 1904 5c; BOOSTERS, Ice;
chickens, 26@3Sc; :, broilers; 40@ soc;
Whole whole milk common aS 70 specials. 81 Is
26Hc. Butter-Quiet; receipts, 10.779;
creamery extrae, 49c; special market. 10 a
nearby wiii3e fancy, SO a 39c; nearby state
whites, 81 "a 3Tc: fresh firsts 81 u a 32c;
Pacific coasts, 27% a SOC; western whites.
30@37c; nearby browns. 33 @35c.
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Local WAGON Wheat

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying
S155 for No. red wheat. Other grains
accordingly
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SUGGESTIONS IN ORDER

Township Trustee Asks That Office
Be Reviewed.
Albert F. Walsman, trustee Center
township, today asked for a COM
mittee to review activities of the
trustees office and make recon-
mendations for more efficient means
Of handling the public business at
a meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce civic affairs committee to-
day. William Fortune, chairman,
presided.
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Produce Markets
(Jobbers Buying Prices)

NJODDCTb ohyAAAN AAASOSy
Eggs-Strictly fresh delivered at Indi.
annapolis. "a @25c a dozen; specials. &c.
Poultry--Fowls Az lbs. up, FL az csc Q
lb; cocks, Io@I4c: Is24 spring.ergs,, 20
capons' lbs. up. 35c: ducks, 4 pounds
np. 14@15c: young tom turkeys cs 81 q
sSc bs hen mt tuTSSgs sc so Sd bs
g 'S dozen. $3.50: gHineas. s-i6 size. 81 a
s'Ss S,es sSs sg.s ssSss butter butter 1zSas s
In quarters and halves lc more.
Cream-Butter fat delivered at Indian
aDecIhls ses eoc so SRsnG selling prices, New
burger rs a 2Sc; 81 sconsin daisies, 20 G;
Domestic swiss 81 a9c7 u Necb Sa
large. 81 80: Anne can loaf. SAC: pimento
loaf. soc: Swiss loaf. 3Sc.
CLEVELAND. March 12.--Poultry--
Hens; 30 32c; leghorns and light q st see
dn nasi ESQ soc; geese, ieGSOc; caponss
$50 3sc; Butter-ES r o. in tubs tubs. gag
SGS PnceoGRE o s eStrs SIC: extra
soc; Ohio firsts, 29hc; western, frs sIs.
2SNc. Potatoes-Michigan, $2qS 10 PEI
bushel. Sia1.o5; Idaho rurals. 1928 e
250 per llS pounds; go ygssess F NJ
new new rose. $l4.25 a 14.75 barrel.
CHICAGO. March 12.--Butter - Re
ceipts 1895: creamery. 40hc: standard
EEsgs2Receiipts, H73i; ORDINANCES. pr q
AIs C: firsts.. % " @29c. Cheese-Twins
vSYpts. cars: fowls, "a Nc; ducks, csc;
geese, 18c: springs. soc; turkeys. 2S6c;
roosters, 19c. Potatoes--Receipts, ~
cars: Wisconsin round whites. 81 .O5 ~
81 30: Minnesota and North Dakota rouqc
whites, ST. q LOS: Red River ohtos. $l4C
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LINsEED OIL AND TURPENTINE
Local dealers are quoting the following
prices on linseed oil: raw. 81 90 a gal
on: boiled. S1.22. Turpine-S1 10.
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ROAD

Commissioners Turn Down I.ynd-
hurst DIR. Proposals.
County commissioners today re-
jected the one bid they received for
concreting Lyndhurst Dr., because 1t
was too high. The bid was $54,994
for paving 1879 miles Of road from
the National Rd.south to the Har-
ding Rd., west of the city.
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PEORIA. H.. March 12.-Corn receipts.
ST $50 Si.I3IS: No. r. 81. o6; No. s. 81
a 97c; No A mixed 81 90: No. s, orc;
No. 8, SS691 n. Oats-Receipts. 8 cars.
No sales reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-12
ENCOURAGEMENT
: AND CONFIDENCE
FEATURES RALLY
General Electric Advances
Three Points Over
Night,
Average Stock Prices

= Average price Of twenty industrial
twenty rails was 9s.27. up 20.
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Chicago Grain Table
March 10

CHICAGO, March 12.--Carlot receipts
were: Wheat. 20: corn. 200: oats. SO: rye.
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WHEAT AND CORN
MARKETS HIGHER
Commission Houses Are I'm
pressed.
BULLETIN

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 12.-Grains
closed lower at Chicago today.
The market was low from the
start.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-12

HuDcETINo AND HOUSEHOLD AccoUNTs-A manual
for managing the modern household; Tells you how
portion your expenditures to fit income gives sample
budgets for families of various sizes and various incomes
money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-12

HOW TO OWN YOUR OWN HoME-Everything you
want to know about home ownership financing, building
buying, the legal points and practical suggestions.