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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
LEGION LEADERS
OPEN GONCLAyE
Community Betterment,
France Convention Topics.

Nationwide community better
ment program to be undertaken by
10,25S posts, a pilgrimage to France
next September and membership
will be major topics of discussion at
a three-day conference of American
Legion department commanders and
adjutants which began today in the
Legion headquarters Bldg.
keynote addresses by National
Commander Howard P. Savage and
Mrs. Adalin w. Macauley were on
the morning program. appointment
Of national committees was to be
announced and reports were to be
received from national departments
and committees. Membership dis
cussion was to feature the afternoon
program.
Community service. child welfare,
publicity, department publications,
money raising activities and
Americanism will be discussed Tues
day. Wednesdays program will con-
slider the American Legion Month
ly. emblem division. better citizen
ship, the France convention,
national defense citizenship and
miscellaneous matters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
to Livestock Exposition
Thousands Are Attracted
Oklahoma School Wins Second Consecutive First Place in
Judging Contest.

BIZ tHucd Press
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-Hair mar.
celled into fluffy waves. hoofs mani
cured, horns burnished-the royal.
ty of the livestock world continued
today to attract thousands of Chi
cagoans at the International Live
stock Show.
The spectacle that Chicago is per-
mitted to see once each year bids
fair to set an attendance record be.
fore the 1926 show closes.
Another Laurel
Today the team from oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical School
had added another laurel to the Okla.
homa exhibition by winning its sec
ond consecutive first place in the in
tercollegiate students livestock
judging contest. The Oklahoma stu
dents made a total \score Of 4,407
points out of a possible 5000.
Members of the winning team are
J. Culbertson, w. d. Gray, Harold
c. Gould, r. G.. Glassock and Maur-
ice Mospadden. Mospadden is a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
CRIME EXPERT
FINDS HAVANA
POLICE IDEAL
Says City Is Safest and
Most LaW-Abiding in
World.
BIZ United Press


DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 29.-Au-
gust Vollmer, scientific criminologist
Of Berkeley, Cal, went to Havana to
instruct and remained to learn.
Havana has the ideal police force
Of the world" Vollmer said. "None
in the United States can compare
with it, and instead of offering sug-
gestions for the betterment of the
Havana department, I found myself
making a study of their method.
1.-THE force consisting of $4,000
men is now being federalized.
Havana is one Of the most law abid-
ing and safest cities in the world,
and much freer from crime than any
in the United States.
Cuban authorities are now con-
structing what is said to be the
finest prison in the world. It will
cost approximately $5,OOO.OOO and
will occupy site in the center of
5,000-acre tract. The prison will
be self-supporting.
Havana police records show that
the greatest number of hOld-ups the
city has ever known in the space
Of a single year is 80. A prisoner,
once tried and convicted. serves his
sentence and all the political pull
in the world will not preclude the
carrying out Of the courts SEN
tence."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
Commission Row
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Artichokes California 81 25@l IT
Beans-Fancy southern. S3@5 hamper
Brussel SprUuts-tancy California l"C
Cabbage---Holland seed &c h.. red cab
bage. &c ID
Celery Cabbaee-H G. So dozen
aulifower-Colorado crt.. So.
MsSi sIS roSs6 % s - HSs$5o @ i've
Cucumbers-Hothouse So 81
Eggplant-Florida So crate
Garlic-Pound 10M12bc
Kale--Kentuckv sack. 81 80
Lettuce-West Iceberg CRIT. $3.50
Mangoes-H G.. bu. So.
ushrooms-PeDnsylvani So for BIB
onions-H. q, yellow. 100 lbs. 81 as
Utah Valencias. 1Q5-lb bag SO: Spanish
crt., ST 80 green dog. 4Qc
Oyster Plant--H g.. 45c doz
Peas-California So Der hamper.
parsnips. bu. 81 so: carrots bu. 81 so
Capadian rutabages So crate
Suuaeh-H. u. white summer bu Zoe
PotatOes--MichiR an round white. sacp
81. 35 1450 Minnesota Early Ohios. 100
ID bag 81 25 a so.
Shallots-Louisiana S0@ 85c per doz
Radlshes-southern long reds 4Oc: but
Sweet ootatoes-Wancy Virginia nh
| So a 1925: Indiana jersey. buy So D250
| Spinach-H. G.. bu. 81 a. %
Tomatoes-Six-ba basket, crate So
Cider-I4 gal KeR So
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
IMPORTANT HIGHWAY
Paved Road to Connect Four Col
leges and Two Parks.

Two State parks and four OF In
diana's largest educational in
stitutions will be connected by a
single paved road, if plans Of the
State highway commission are
carried into effect next year.
Paving a continuation of State Rd.
40, between Lafayette and Michigan
City will give a through route be-
tween Bloomington and the north
part Of the State. The continuation
will pass through Brookston, CHAIN
ers, Reynolds, Monon, Francesville,
Medaryville. San Pierre, Riverside,
La Crosse, Wanatah and Westville.
Completed, the road will connect
Indiana University at Bloomington,
De Paw University at Greencastle,
Wabash College at Charlottesville,
and Purdue University at Lafayette,
and in addition Mccormick Creek
Canyon State park, near Spencer
and Dunes State park, near Michigan
City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
ROUMAN|AN KING
HELD NOT FACING
IMMEDIATE DEATH
Meanwhile, Political Moves
for Succession to
Throne Trive.

BH CNltCN PFC'S
BUCHAREST, Nov. 20. -- King
Ferdinands condition was grave to-
day, but the United Press was in.
formed that the court physicians did
not expect death to result in the i'm
mediate future.
There was every indication that
His Majesty soon would undergo an
operation to ameliorate his illness
which was believed to have resulted
from cancer.
Leaders Of all political parties
have been in conferences recently
and they were continuing today as
the statesmen formed their plans
with respect to succession to throne
i'm the event of Ferdinand's death
Premier Averescu and former PIE
mier Jean Bratianu have announced
that they were prepared 10 conf at
with every means at their disposal
any effort to rescind former Crown
Prince Carols remuneration Of his
right Of succession. Both statesmen
demanded maintenance Of the law Of
last January which made Prince
Michel, Carols young son, the heir
to the throne and established a
regency composed of Prince Nichol
as, the Metropolitan Miron and
President Buzdugan, of the Supreme
Court.
Many political leaders today
sought to obtain general agreement
among tho major political GroJpi
along the lines OF AvCrescu and
Bratianu's announcement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
HosU Much Is Babe
Ruth Worth?
How much is Babe Ruth worth?

How mucn is BABE Ruth worth!
The New York club will have to
answer that question to the Babes
satisfaction before spring rolls
around.
Ruth received $4,000 for his
services during the season just
closed. He is paid in weekly in
stallments of $1,000, extending over
the entire year.
The idea is to keep Ruth in spend.
ing money. If the Babe received
$4,000 per week during the season,
as any other ball player having a
$4,000 contract would, he probably
would be broke about a week after
the season ended.
Money was made to be spent
that is the theory the Babe works
on, and so far he has successfully
carried out his thoughts on frenzied
finance.
Ruth has let it be known that he
hntends to ask for $150,000 for 1927.
THAT seems to be a lot of money,
but Babe holds he is worth every
cent Of it.
During his American League
career he has made about ten mil
lions for the club owners. Babe is
likely to get the $150,000 If he
sticks.
Jack Dempsey got close to a hall
million for 80 minutes battling with
Gene Tunney. That figure makes q
mere matter of $150,OOO seem not
SO much for playing 154 ball games
Ruth is a bigger baseball attrac
ton than Dempsey was as a fighter
and he packs 'em in daily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
HOG MART BEGINS WEEK 10 CENTS LOWER; CALVES STRON(
LEGION SAVES MONEY
Passport Visa Fees Eliminated by
Eight European Countries.

Through negotiations completed
with eight countries Of Euripe, mem
bers Of the American Legion who
travel on the continent before and
after the ninth annual convention
in September, 1927. will be saved
approximately 81 100000 by the elimi.
nation Of passport visa fees, it was
announced here today by Bowman
Elder. national chairman Of the
French convention committee. Ten
other countries probably will take
similar action.
Legionnaires may obtain an iden-
LITIGATION certificate for 81 which
will allow the utmost freedom in
moving about in European countries.
The eight countries agreeing to &C
cept the certificates are France.
Great Britain, Belgium, Italy, Switz-
erland, Holland, Germany and Den
mark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
WOMAN HURT BY TRAIN
Struck at Stop Z Rushville Line -
Taken to Hospital.

Mrs. Bessie Clark, %, Of 1861 w.
South ST., was cut about the head,
legs and arms early today when she
stepped from behind a building onto
the tracks of the Indianapolis e
Cincinnati Traction Company at Stop
I on the Rushville line.
She was struck by an east bound
freight train, and knocked to the
side Of the tracks. A west bound
car, conveyed her to Prospect st.
and Southeastern Ave. where an
ambulance met the car and took her
to the Indiana Christian Hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
GRAINS OPEN Low
} ON FOREIGN SAG
Wheat Loses Sharply on
BeariSh News.
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Nov 29.-Lower Liver
pool and Buenos Aires markets sent
all grains down on the opening of
the Chicago Board of Trade today.
Wheat opened sharply lower, y 70
1 cent off. News continues bearish,
with better weather in Argentina
bringing a resumption of harvesting
and the Australian crop reported as
good.
With sentiment mixed, corn opened
lower in sympathy with wheat, 5s to
q cents below Saturdays close.
Oats continued sluggish, but fell
fractionally with wheat, opening Il
cent lower in all positions.
Provisions opened lower.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
CAPITAL CHURCH BURNS

BIZ UntteU PfeSS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Sunday
fires here destroyed Baptist Church
and adjoining school buildings, a
storage warehouse, and caused other
damage. A 14-year-old boy was ar
rested suspected Of being the fire.
bug who started blaze in a three
story house late Saturday night,
driving the occupants to the street
hastily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
6 DUCK HUNTERS DROWN
Swept Out TO Sea When Sheltering
Sandbar Crumbles.

BIZ Unltcd PrCSS
ALINAS. Cal, Nov. 29.-Six young
duck hunters were drowned in the
ocean near here Sunday when a
sand bar at the mouth of the Salinas
River, which had been sheltering
them from the surf, gave way and
they were swept to sea in two small
boats which were swamped almost
Immediately. Torrential rains had
capsed rapid rise in the river.
The dead: Arthur Millett, 1S;
Frank Gomez, 10; Robert Gomez. IS.
all from Pacific Grove, and Samuel
Basquez, II, Allen and Raymond
Gottfriendsen. all from Salinas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
CRIMSON SCORES MOST

y OF the Big Three, Harvard ran up
the largest single game point total
during the 1926 campaign. The Grim
son scored SO TALES on Tufts. Yale's
best effort in this respect was
against Boston University, when the
Blue counted 81. Princeton showed
its strongest attack in the Swarth.
more battle when the Tigers ran up
~ points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-29
LEGION POST TO BUILD
$4,000 Community House in Irving
ton Planned.

Plans for the establishment OF a
$4,000 community house at Wash
ington st. and Emerson Ave. have
been announced by the Irvinston
post Of the America Legion. The
house will be two stories high and
of brick construction. 1t will con.
tain meeting rooms. an auditorium
and recreational facilities.
Earl r. Bonham, new command
er Of the post and other newly elect
ed officers will be installed Dec. II.
Governor Jackson and Senator
Arthur r. Robinson will be principal
speakers.