davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Other Live Stock

n NdlOAGO. Dec. observation-disclosures
fat steers and fat she-stock. steady to 25c
lower; better grade fat steers showing
9esTiinSs SCI srn Bulk 'og SsaT 1e s sfS
iIigs: bulls l0a 15c higher; vealers strong
% $13 and better Sheep-Receipts. 3
900: market. fat lambs Iuily 2Sc up: spo.s
I6.s5: few up to $3.50 some he'd high
er; fat sheep strong; odd lots fat ewes,
S8.25 q s.75; feeding. lambs fully steady
weights s hGs1 on Sale &os r. ehS
market active 20 q soc higher; top, ST.
9plk slI g II no hssayyweghts SO g "a
lightweights. ST. q IL; light lights. S11. 20
e. lT Siss PaSelS g s9ws ss@s7o; slaugh-
EAST BUFFALO, Dec. 24-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 300; market fairly active. steady
SETaass; SO so; cows: ssSa;SS; CAVES;
higher; Gull 70 choice. ,st@l5.5o., Sheep
tive: lambs .25c higher; choice lambs. SIG
@l4; sheep $3.50 a io.5o. Hogs :. Re,
higher higher YeTseSs iS.eS pigs; sig
%SnSS 1918 Sio; H sisSs. IL
CLEVELAND Dec. 24.---Hogs Re-
eSe dr loo9 markets market steady Zoe higher
roughs. 50. 80: stays. $3.50. Cattle = Re.
ceipts. 900; market slow; good. to choice
bulls BY SO 80; good 70 CHOICE stee re
good to. choice cows. So a g.: fair to good
ers. $50 100. Sheep and lambs - Re
sis:75. calyss@Receipts, 200; = market
= EAST ST; LOUIS. Dec. 24.-Cattle-
Receipts 500 market. steers steady; native
ss. &c n $7.eog rs; gamers and cutters,
spss0 i65oo sve %sre siS3S a0sf owsf
heavies, $11 % a II so: mediums. S1i .35
&tl:7S;, Lights asli:50,q 1925; Light
pigs 81 PPssGs55ns b sHw' ST T SO g
SLOW cw9ss $esOGs75 Gamers and I'd
PITTSBURGH. Dec. 24.-cattle-Re-
$ j iSsO ggSd p :. % e; fair o,s s
S6.5OiQ7 so: lambs. SD a 1878. Hogs
Receipts. z double deckers; market. high
ssr e.; prime SIi 9o@d$; . medgms sig 4gsg
aI 10: & ssa as sSSo sS a l' r0ush'' 81
CINCINNATI. Dec. 24.-Cattle - Re
csipts: 16o market slow and steady; choice
steady; : choice. SIT so ALSO. Hogs N "
Receipts. 1000: market slow. steady TO 25c
higher: choice packers. S12. sheep-Re-
Eambs-Mariet steady; choice. $3.50 %
TOLEDO. Dec. Observation-Disclosures.
500: market loo higher: heaviec. s114
a 80; mediums. S11 .50M11 90; York
Cslves--Market steady Sheep and lambs
Market steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
M'KEE RITES
ON SATURDAY
Retired Major General Dies
in Hospital.

Funeral services for General VIII
liam J. Mckee. 70, who died today at
st. Vincent Hospital following q
long illness, will be held Saturday
at p. m. at the St. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, New York and Illinois
SITS. Burial will be at Crown
Hill cemetery.
McKee-,wa the president &c the
Mckee Realty Company and was
made brigadier general command
ing the Indiana National Guard in
March, 1893. and a major general
in April, 1905. He was retired as
major general, July 80, 1914
General Mckee is a member of the
Masonic lodge and Of the Scottish
Rite. He is also thirty-third degree
Mason. He is survived by three
brothers; Edward L. Mckee, i443 n.
Pennsylvania ST.; James Robert Nc
Kee. New York City; Frank L. Nc
Kee. New York City and q sister
Mrs. Charles w. Merrill. 1926 N
Delaware st.
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Births
Rows


bolt St.
Harold and Lottie Pritchard. 262e
Pau. and Frances Dunn. 2047 N. Ia
coma Ave.
Robert and Cora Buckner. city hospital
Stevan and Esther Roberts. city hospi-
Sherman and Nellie Watkins. city hos.
pital.
A. and Sanitona Coleman. city hospital
Henry and Carrie Steward. 1042 Maple
William and Clara seeman. 2137 Bosart
Ave
:. Charles and Lois Wright $50 Division
St.
Girls
Charles and Lucille Downey, Robert
:, Earl and Gertrude Brooks. 20 s. Belle
Vieu.
William and Alice McGraw, city hos
pital.
Frank and Flora Turpen. city hospital
Walter and Maggie Dorsey. 2147
Yandes St.
Harry and Alice VOLTA. 1851 Oak Ave.
Emory and Beulah Hayes. 2165 Rams
dell
Fred and Mary Dillon, 213O Webb st.
Twins
Tobart and Mae Chandler 637 N David
son, girls.
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Produce Markets

anapoiis, So a SIC, loss Off.
Poultry-Hens .22 a24c Leghorns, l5c
aeeys 2se oue COCKS r saa stays ie ducas
creamery butter fresh prints. 4sa 5oe;
@ 44c Drssss New YorS
bgick. 28c: Wisconsin limburger. 2sa
29c; wisconsln, Daisies, 2s@2sEc. L s91:
uimeni, iost lGc
He1Ty Ey gR54sss tow Dec &c. sf fseB9zns
s % ssS sRTpggffFs c % sOf Resvg
turkeys. 5o@5s Dressed pouliry3@sTTuardt s
s sSek ems 81 SS c $50 FOWLS s5s But
46@46 11c. firsts.- Acc; packing stock. 32c.
EggsLNorthernn Ohio extras S; 5Sc; north IT,
western firsts. .43kc., ,Potatoes-ohio, So
box; Colorado, So per 1oop-ound sack.
4sS5 s.od ssSada IS . s
&Jss Tsts, 4ic SfsSs
s s. ao Owe geese s 19a21c II turkeys. IS a
4Sc; roostsrs 1ec. PotsstoesMRecssigpsysss
l00 cars. w lbCOUSlll WuitCSs Pc'Oc
@4.15: Idaho .ussetts. 1878 "a.
NEW YORK. Dec. 24--Flour-Q,uet
s Strong f Midwest. S15.so@15.5o. Sugar
Steady; SO test. 4.11e: refined steady
i7%0ti7 re: Santos No 4. 22% a % ~ q
Tallow--Duli: special to extra. 95s @9% c.
Hay-Firm; No !, 81 40: No. 3. I.2OQ ~
tr;y,;Gsteady; turkeys. 30@ SOC: chickens
24 a 4Oc; capons. 80 a 55c: fowls, 16 a.
35eM ducks, 17M33c; Long Islands, "a
a zoe ducks. 15@ 32c: fowls. 81 a 29c;
turkeys, 45@ soc: roosters. lie; .brol.ers
30 a. 45c Cheese-Firnl: State Mir com.
mon to special 21 12S1 Nc Young Amer.
icas 23% @261ac. Butter--Firmer; re-
ceipts. 9.371: creamery extras 4S1a a
Firm: receipts. 13.493: nearby white fancy
"a a Doc: nearby State white Asa 53c:
10 extras, As q 52c western whites. 43 a
sac.
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LIGHT RECEIPTS FORCE HOGS HIGHER
'Matured Swine Rise IS
Cents-Other Grades
Steady.

Light receipts. estimated at 1000
hogs, forced prices higher today at
the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange.
The Offering was too small to salts
fly the pre-holiday demand. and buy
ers were forced to pay more for hogs.
Only So followers from the previous
session were on the market.
Lightweight stuff brought the top
price of $12. The bulk of the ma
tured hogs We're sold at $11.50@12.
The session resembled a weekend
daay because OF the triple holiday,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Hog Price Scale
Trading was done over the fol-
lowing scale of values: Heavies
brought $11.5O; medium weight hogs
sold at $11.5O@11.75; light, light
lights and pigs commanded the top
price of $12; smooth packing sows
averaged $9.75@1O.5O; roughs cashed
at $9@9.75, and stays were $3.50
@10.
A small offering of cattle es-
timated at 400 hampered trading in
that division of the Exchange and
buying and selling progressed only
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
OPENS
HIS PACKAGES
Irresistible Impulse Catches
President.

eBU United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24-The ir-
resistible impulse to know what was
inside his Christmas packages
caught President Coolidge today.
He slipped into the mail room at
the White House executive Office
and selected a few packages, neatly
tie dwith ribbon from the pile OF
presents.
The President took them along
with a stack of Christmas cards into
his private office and opened them
personally while the remainder Of
the gifts were left for White House
assistants to handle.
Just what he got in the packages
which caught his eye could not be
learned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
ITALY May OPEN
COLONY Fight
MuSsoIini's Paper Indicates
Step in Comment.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MILAN. Dec. 24.-Italy may seek
a reopening Of the colonial question
in order to give her an outlet for
her growing overpopulation.
This was limited today by the Po-
polo dItalia, Premier Mussolini's
mouthpiece, in commenting on his
remarks as to italian empire" in
his recent exclusive interview with
the United Press.
The newspaper held the negotia-
tors of the Versailles treaty would
have given Italy a share Of the Ger,
man colonies after the war II they
had had clearer foresight"
The paper suggests that the
League of Nations may be asked to
consider the question Of colonial pos.
session for Italy and adds signifi'
cantly it would not be wise to cause
pots to boil without meat"
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SHERIFF PLAYS SANTA

Sheriff Nmer Hawkins presented
each of his twenty deputies and two
natrcns with surprise" Christ
mas gift today.
Each received a small paper folder
which apparently contained pie
ture Of Abraham Lincoln on the in.
side. However. when the folder was
examined further IT was disclosed
that the picture was part OF a IS
bill folded between two pages.
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SPEED ARRESTS
other Charges Also Held Against
Drivers Arrested.

Three persons were arrested on
speeding charges today. They were:
Lee Board, 25, 201 n. New Jersey
St., slated for speeding and reckless
driving; Forest Feltman, %, Is N.
speeding, and driving without a
certificate of title and no muffler
and Vernon Trusler. II, 1853 RAIDER
St., charged with speeding and reck-
less driving.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
Chicago Grain Table

Trad
jan 14s7 14.5o 1897 1445 14a7
RIBS
Jan. Nominal 1440 1420
Pee ,se% 1.os ,sey 1.oS,, go
New wheat. Told wheat.
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CHICAGO Dec 24-Carlot receipts
rye. l.
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CROP SURVEY
GUIDES WHEAT
Buying by Shorts Adds to
December.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Wheat trad
ing on the Board of Trade today still
reflected the news contained in the
Government crop survey. Buying by
shorts in the new December variety
added substantially to the previous
closing figure. Other deliveries fuc-
tuated within fractional limits.
Coarse grains were under pressure
of pre-holiday dullness.
Purchases in December wheat were
strengthened by nearness of the ex-
piration date on that delivery. Dis
tant options were neglected.
Holders Of sizeable corn stocks
took profits. A strong feeling was
subdued by increased movement of
grain. Oats followed corn. Pro
visions held firm.
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SMALLER AREA
OF wheat IS
soWN in 1925
Agriculture Officials Report
| Per Cent Less
Planted.
BU United Press

bU CHtttU ftoc
WASHINGTON, Dec "a The
area sown in winter wheat this fall
is. 9,54o, 900 acres. which is 1 per
cent less than the revised estimate
Of 39.956.O00 acres sown in the fab
Ct 1924, the agriculture department
crop reporting board announced to-
day.
Condition of winter wheat on Dec.
l.. was 1921 per cent, as compared
with 81 and SO per cent on Dec. 1.
1924, and 1928, respectively.
Area sown in rye was estimated at
2,426,O0O acres which is 1872 per cent
less than the revised estimate Of
4,0SS,O0O acres sown in the fall of
1924.
Condition OF rye on Dec. /, was
1913 per cent as against S7.3 and
1919 per cent on Dec. l, 1924, and
1923, respectively.
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for Thursday was 155.9S, up 2.07. Aver
age price of twenty rails for Thursday
was Hill. up ~.
Bu United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. "a Wall
Street had it's cup OF Christmas JOY
filed by the decision of the Stock
Exchange governors to suspend trad
ing Saturday and of the directors Of
the New York Federal Reserve Dank
to maintain the rediscount rate OF
3l2 per cent.
Rejoicing occasioned by these de-
velopEents, which were announced
after yesterdays close, was. reflect
ed in the buoyant tone in the gen.
eral list during the early dealings.
U. s. Steel common advanced half
TO around the best levels of the cur
rent move at 1852 and other lead
ers of the weeks recovery were in
active demand, with some irregular
4 ity in evidence in the motors.
The holiday spirit continued to
pervade the stock exchange deal
ings during the late morning and
aggressive advances went ahead in
every section of the list. u. S. Steel
furnished enthusiastic leadership,
moving up on heavy transactions to
a new high on the movement at 1877
where it was 21z points from it's
record high. Shorts in Gulf States
Steel were given severe punishment,
the stock advancing to "a, up Az
from Wednesdays low.
Safety Cable called attention to it's
board by squirting to 501a, up 2
points from its final transactions on
the curb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
Commission Row
Prices to Retailers

Fruits
:, Apples; = Jonathan 4o-popno basket
SgT nsc Soden S.. Hs;
si7S king DA pa%ds 1SpOuna S Paske,
s SG5Rsr1 s s6pou 4Sf Ss.Rs,s q
@2; Staymen Winesap, box So
$685. .sS
SS lT,aabeessEI gS iSSgs,a . sSs'5oas75
5,75: Florida. $4.75eu5.25. "
Satsumas--Fcy Alabama S3.75 "A
Vegetables
-Artichokes-Fcy : California. S1.50@
ssssseis sS S Ss Fl California. aoe
GsD5sgeFcz H L, 1919 g. "a S pun
buaa , S9Si55 1927 2o,or.do -, s.a.os
S5s s8aSS sifor
as ssReFcJ asfli9r aHs i Ssg e.
Kale-Eastern. bbl., SI.75@2.25.
% l,ettuce-Western Iceberg: crate, $40
525; II. G. leaf. l5-pound basket ST. 30
Endive--Doz.. As "a soc.
Kumauats..Fla. ot.. .Soa.5c
Msnsoes-Fiqrlda trunk NIX s S5;sy as. IS
Mushrooms Fey. 3-pouud basket 81 %
a LOO.
On,ons--.-A g. white bu.. 81; Spanish
crt.. 81 80.
PPysss|r Plfq,E + + e; 5o 20 sos
iP ears-Xniouu..' box. 81: Se%s ss5'
IdsbSg 5sr white a L 3q hna, sass
Ohio. 12O-lb. sack. S5@5.25
SS S S%iSsSsSIFs ssg .l, svs
SQuash--Hubbard, Dbl. SO 80 @275
S%set rotatees-J ss b. ss55
Turnips-New II. O.. $1a1.z0.
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ORDER ON SECURITIES
Utilities Must File Petitions Ten
Days Before Approval.

On recommendation of Howell Ell
lis, secretary of the public service
commission, the commission today
approved an order requiring utilities
to file petitions for securities issues
at least ten days prior to approval.
No final orders for issuance will be
promulgated until after the matter
has been heard publicly, the order
states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
ARMISTICE In
SYRIA, REPORT
CabIed Statement Yet Is
Unconfirmed.

BIZ United Press
LONDON. Dec. 24.-The Cairo
correspondent Of the Exchange Tele-
graph cabled today. without con-
iirmation from other sources. that
French Syrian Commissioner Henry
de Jouvenel had signed an armistice
with the Druse tribesmen, following
which all political prisoners were lib
Grated
French foreign office claimed to be
unable to confirm or deny the report.
De Jouvenel has been seeding the
past few days to arrange a peaceful
settlement with the Druse tribesInen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
MAYBE FROM BRONX

GIRARD, Ohio-It was cold last
night when Steve Krelick. a night
for the Pennsylvania
Railroad, discovered a hungry, shiv-
ering wayfarer lowering near his
shanty. Steve, imbued with the
Christmas spirit, took the stranger
into his hut, fed him and gave him
lodgings for the night When Steve
arose today, his watch, his money
and the man had disappeared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
DIVIDEND is DECLARED
Standard Oil of New York Gives 25
Per Cent.

BV United Press
/ NEW YORK, Dec. "a. The
standard Oil Company of New York
today declared stock dividend Of rs
per cent
This declaration follows a consum-
nation Of a merger of the Magnolia
Petroleum Company into the
Standard Oil of New York by the
exchange of four shares of Standard
Oil for one of Magnolia, or a cash
payment Of $1S1.23 share for Mag
nolia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
JingIes Of the
Yuletide
News
Turkey Yields Diamond,
but Woman Fails to
Find Piano.

Ru United Press
III EW YORK, Dec. 24.-Sixtys'
I'M eight tenants were brought
LII before Justice Blake in evic-
ton proceedings. I'm sorry TO think
any landlords would begin these pro-
ceedings during Christmas week." he
said. and he made all the plaintiffs
promise to hold OFF, while on their
charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
PHONE BOOST ASKED
Huntingburg Company Seeks New
Rate Schedule.

Alleging present rates &c not al.
low a reasonable return, the Dubois
Telephone Company of Huntingburg
asked the public service commission
today to make an audit of its books
and prescribe a new rate schedule
The Bloomington Water Company
asked authority to issue $25, 900 com.
mon stock and $4,000 preferred for
financing purposes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
MASK NOT BANNED

OKLAHOMA mTY-Santa's
WHISPERS do not constitute a mask
under OlSIahOma's anti-mask law
in the official opinion OF Frank
Martin, municipal counsellor. Fol-
lowing word from Salt Lake City
reporting the city commission had
ruled Santa must go beardless,
Martin said the Oklahoma law con-
templated only the unmasIing Of
organized groups.
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WRAY RITES SATURDAY
Father of Assistant City Engineer
Dies at Hospital.

Funeral services for George w.
Wray, former Union County auditor.
who died Wednesday night at the
Methodist Hospital, will be held on
Saturday at Liberty, his former
home.
Wray was the father of H. G..
Wray. assistant city engineer. He
was born at oxford, Ohio, and for
twenty years lived at Liberty while
in the employ of the c., I. & w.
Railroad. For the last few years he
has been with the State Automobile
Insurance Company, and has lived
with his daughter, Mrs. Ray Bond,
SAG N. Dearborn St. He was q
thirty-second degree Mason and a
member of the Methodist Church.
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Deaths

William NJ. Hinchman. 10. 2410 Col
Iege Ave, acute dilation of heart
Amelia Harmening. So. Central Hospital
tuberculosis.
Robert Rafferty,, 66. $50 e, Vermont
ST.. arteriosclerosis.
Emma Timmons 81 921 W. Thirty.
First ST.. acidosis.
Gilmore Smith AZ, 314 Smith St.
chronic myocarditis.
Pauline johnson. Is days 1876 s. Sheri-
dan. premature birth.
Ernest Cravens. 3 days, 514 W. wilkins
St. premature birth.
Ara Isabelle Ratliff, 10. Robert Long
Hospital. acute diliatation Of heart
Huston VIM. approximately SO. 627
Hudson, cirrhosis OF liver.
Charles Featherston SO. Methodist
Hospital. cerebral hemorrhage-
Nancy Ellen .Easterday. Ga. e. Forty
Second ST. tubercular peritonitiA
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SM00T DROPS
FIGHT ON TAX
Gives Up Hope of Excise
Levy Elimination.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator
Smoot, Republican Of Utah, chair
man Of the Senate Finance commit
tee. has given up hope of abolishing
entirely the excise taxes on automo-
biles and theater tickets.
The 1925. 100000 tax reduction
measure provides 3 per cent tax
on automobiles in place Of the pres
ent per cent rate and exempts the
spoken drama from the theater tax.
TITS not possible il we are to pay
off our war debt at the present
rate" Smoot said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef-Native steers 800 TO 500 lbs.
<l9 q zoe: fores under carcass &c; birds
80 lSsa Isss a zoe: iores under Care Care. Is. g.
carcass. &c; birds over carcass ic PorE
Dressed hogs-14O to 200 lbs 1S%c:
regglaT picnic hams: to- "a Ibs.,
--Carcasses. 20 to 200 lbs. S@23 Il q
hinos d saddles over carcass 7c: fores
under carcass. &c Mutton--Spring ,amts
% to 40 lbs Bic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
CROSSINGS TO BE SAFE
Commission Approves Agreement for
Overhead Structure.

Two dangerous railroad crossing
on State Road l., two miles north OF
Scottsburg, will be eliminated as a
result Of the public service commits
sion's approval, today. Of an agree
ment among officials OF the State
highway commission, the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, and the Interstate
Public Service Company Each OF
the utilities will pay 25 per cent OF
the cost of an overhead crossing
and the highway commission will
bear half of the total cost. Com
missioner Frank T. Singleton pre-
pared the order ratifying the agree
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
REALTY FIRM INCORPORATES

The Brydon Realty Company, 1916
Bolton Ave-, filed Incorporation pa
pers today with the secretary of
State. listing capital stock at $780,
600. Incorporators are Theodore e.
Brydon. Julia E. Brydon and Charles
B. Clarke
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
SCHOOL BOARD
RULES Are UP
CONTINUED From Page ~

paid for from the 1925-26 budget,
approved Sept. 90 1925. whereas the
1924-25 budget should apply. The
school fiscal year started July 1, or
more than two months before the
budget for the year was adopted, the
attorney charged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
TIRE COMPANY FILES

Articles of Incorporation for the
e. B. Oscars Tire Company, Indian
apolis. were filed today with the
secretary Of State. Capital stock
will be 100000. Incorporators are
z. b. Oscars. nellie M. McVey and
Bertha A. Mcvey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
KREE KILLED
GOING TO FRI:
Truck 0verturnS on Slippery
Street-TW0 Hurt.

Bg United Press
NORWELL, Mass, Dec. "a
Three firemen were killed and two
were injured seriously here today
when the combination truck on
which they were speeding to a fire,
skidded on a slippery street and over
turned
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In the Sugar Market
BY Thomson 8 McKinnon

BY Thomson & McKinnon
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.--The inability OF
the sugar market to hold rallies as prices
dicates that producing interests are CON
tent to hedge, new crop sugars on this
basis. with refiners accepting business 20
points below the $50 list prices and ap-
parently covered for supplies for the first
part Of January and a Disappointing in
that prices will gradually work to a lower
level
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$500 BONUS LOST

NEW YORK--May BiereIin.
stenOgrapher, received a $500
Christmas bonus from the insur-
ance firm for which she worked.
On the way to her bank she lost
the money.
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SANTA'S PRESENT

CINCINNATI-"He threatened TO
kill me and offer me to Santa Claus
as Christmas present" Mrs. Henry
Markovitz told police when she had
her husband arrested on charges OF
cruelty.
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PIANO NOT FOUND

ST. PAUL, Minn.--Mrs. q. j.
Peterson wanted diamond and n
grand piano for Christmas. While
dressing her Christmas turkey she
found a diamond, One-eighth OF a
karat, in the gizzard. Further
search failed to reveal the piano.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
: THOUGHT WRONG
Deputies Arrest Auto Driver After
Long Chase.

Deputy sheriffs charged Harvey
Wainscott, 35, Of Sit S. Tibbs Ave-,
with speeding, improper licenses,
reckless driving and resisting an Of
ficer, after long auto chase
Wednesday night.
Wainscott told the officers he did
not stop because he thought the
deputies were bandits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
Foreign Exchange

. NV EWf' X York Rkkess Dec. ae.--rrading was
suspended on the foreign exchange mar
l1et at noon today and any fluctuations be-
tween now and Monday will be purely
nominal The market closed steady. De-
mand Sterling. $4S5. Francs, 3.67c. off
.02c; Lire 4.03 &c, Belgium. 1850.
26S1c. Russia, 5.15c. Hong Kong,
3SNc. Shanghai. Tsc. Yokohama.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-24
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NINE TO BE SEALED
Victims of Fire to BE Buried at Mass
Funeral.

Blu United Press
BELLAIRE, Ohio, Dec 24.-Stil
burning furiously, the Webb Coal
Company's Cambria mine was TO be
sealed today in final effort to ex.
tinguish the flames.
Bodies Of nine miners. asphyxiated
when they were trapped on stair
way leading to the main shaft, were
held in a morgue pending a mass
funeral tomorrow.