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IGHT kind of a Christmas
Tx gift was presented N n.
N Smith of Lebanon by his en-
ployes. 1t was a smoking cabinet.
Smith is a cigar manufacturer.
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1870 JEW EFT.
Two-door sedan: five nearly new tires;
excellent paint and upholstering; an I'm.
usually good buy; $3.50.
lilo n. Meridian ST. j..
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Special Notices
Instructions
Lost and Found

MEN :, 70 ne learn barber trade, TRRI:GITY
ton ST. Indianapolis Ind Main 6993.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$3.50 =. M;-KDKA 1909 y East Pitts;
t sssSb s %cEEE 4l AZ SySBDsHSsy
Dinner concert. WIFI '(j945S. Thila;
dds s6P@ e. prehestr Rie Wv WIZ
l379,5j. enectady-pinner program
WMCA t3tD. New York-Orchestra;
My 4oASy, e essrs .oEssaFrlo w VIE
l475Sj. Hsrtford-"skinny and His
Gang" dinner concert.
5:45 p. M.--MoC l4S3.6). Davenport -
Chimes. wPG t299.S). Atlantic City
Dinner music; organ.
es Stories f. M cRs XIV sG Sss4 Chi
eago-DinneT music. WEAF l49d.5l.
cIeveland--Concert orchestra. WDAF'
ba dr VIII VIII $685. sS5S 6hic PRadel BBFsar
phia-Uncie wip. Wild
WJR i5l7) Pontiacs--orchestra solo
ists., VIZ 1919, New YG9}rk-Dinpoer
chestra ,WsB t42S.3l. Atlanta-Sun-
day school lesson.
6;15 p. M.-wCCO (416.4l. Minneapolis
omaha@Kaiieoo Kids: orchestra. ''~O''
$50 P. M.-wBZ t333.3l Springfield -
PPhester orchss;Fs wcAE 4glS
wGN tS6$,s(. Chicago :. Ensemble;
quintet WGBs $3.50. New, York
Orchestra WOO (50S.2i. Phiiadelphia
Dinner music WOR (405.2l, New
port-sandman. WsM (2s2.S). Nash
ville--Orchestra
700 +. M.--KsD (545.1). st. Louis -
Grand Central Theater. KDKA (309L },
(266). Shenandoah--High School Or
chestra KYW $3.50. Chicago--Uncle
musical feature, WCAE (461 81. Pitts.
hurgh-Youngstown artists. WEAF'
meeting: also wCAP. WEEI (34S.6),
Boston-GFey Gull hour. WEBB
t370.2). Chicago, Orchestra: Sunday
Program. WIP (50S.2). Philadelphia
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Births
GirIs


Robert and Helene Wilcox St. vincents
Hospital.
: Robert and Irene Arnold. St. vincent's
Hospital
James and Margaret Maloney. st. Vim
Doward and Pearl Grubbs. st. vineen.'s
Hospital.
!, Gerald and Helen Huey. st. vincent's
Andrew and Bertha Barker. e45. Caven.
=, Kenneth and Marie McCallister. 31O9
Herman and nellie Garner. Christian Hos
:, James and Antionette Loftner. s41 N.
George and Hazel johnson. LET Mclean
James and Louise Mcqueen. city hos
Henry and Mary Helm. 4oS Muskingum.
Boys
William and ccrinne Merlin. St. Vim
: Chester and Alma crisler. St. vincent's
:, Thomas and Helen King. St. vincent's
:, Harry and Louise Mahon. st. vincent.s
REGINALD and Helen Rafferty,. st. Vim
cents Hospital.
Charles and GladysI johnson. st. Vim
cents Hospital.
Charles and Bessie Anderson Anderson.
1851 w. Thirtieth.
Donald and Marjorie springgate. Meth
Royal and Stella wielse. Methodist Hos
Herbert and Anna Thompson. Meth
shadriciS and Luteha Gill. e2oe Miller
!, John, and Marjory DARRELL. Methodist
Hospital.
Joe and Jewel Hawkins. city hospital
Omer and Mamie Kinney. 900 English
Tuxedo.
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Deaths

Giles Frazier. "a. 515 W. Four, zenith.
Mary Shaw. e5. 1913 s. catherwood.
carcinoma.
Carl Raymond Blumenauer. 3. $40 N.
Dearborn, pneumonia.
:, Louise Schad. 70. 906 Hamilton. intes-
:, Martha +. Snyder. "A. 1860 N. Bellview
Pl., lQbar pneumonia.
William G.. Baltimore. At. City Hospital,
Charles q. wright. e5. los s. Noble.
Harry q. Drake, SO. 1914 W. New York.
chronic myOc3rditis.
Melvina B. Holland. 81. 1921 Milburn.
John Heck. SO, City Hospital. acct
Maryland GoodIow. mo-. 1859 Massa-
chusetts, broncho pneumonia.
Infant Denny. 1 day. $50 s. Pershing.
Wilson Howard Mccormick. 20. 1877
Berkeley Rd, uremia.
joseph Osgood Stillson, 20. Methodist
Emma Polk. rs. City Hospital. carcin-
: Catherine eoIay. 10. $50 W. North.
lobar pneumonia.
James II. Whiteson. %. 05S ". Olney,
William G. spiIiman, II. 6276 College.
Elijah Middleton. IL. 1888 Ethel tuber-
cular meningitis.
John Hildebrand ~. 90 w. New York.
carcinoma.
Robert d. Allan. ~ undiat Hoa.
pital. appendicitis.
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Market GETS
STRING BEANS
Strawberries Lower and
White Grapes Higher.

String beans made their initial ap-
pearance at city market today and
were selling at IS cents a pound.
Green beans, also new, were so to IS
cents. Strawberries were lower, at
80 cents quart, while white grapes
were higher at So cents pound.
Other prices included: Peas, 30
and 35 cents pound; new turnips.
10 and Is cents a bunch; lettuce, 10
and Is cents head; homegrown cell
cry, rs cents bunch; tomatoes, two
pounds for Is cents and two for rs
cents.
Oranges, 25 to 40 cents a dozen;
tangerines, so to so cents a dozen;
pineapples, 80 to 40 cents a pound;
new potatoes, Is. cents pound, and
beets, Is cents a bunch.
Chickens sold at AZ to SO cents a
pound; ducks were so cents and Sc
lect squads, rs cents; eggs, AZ and
so cents a dozen; salmon, IS cents a
pound; white fish, 35 cents a pound;
carp, Is cents and halibut, 35 cents
pound.
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Today's Best

CoDVrioht, 1896. On United Press
Inter-regional tests IL p. m. to
midnight. EST-15 minute test peri
DDS by stations grouped geograph-
ically.
WIZ. New York asa M. and
WGY. Schenectady $3.50 M. .S:25 p.
M, EST-New York philharmonic
orchestra. Arturo Tuescanini con.
Quoting. (wRC on at 9 p. m).
WCAP, Washington (469 Nd, and
WEAF. KSD. WCAE, WWJ. WSAI,
WLIB, s p. M, EST-Semi-annual
Government budget meeting, with
addresses by President Coolidge and
General Lord.
WFAA, Dallas (476 M. $3.50 p.
M, CST-Advertising League pro-
gram.
KGO, Oakland C361 M. . p. m,
PCST-Program by KGO little sym
phony.
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FOREIGN GRAIN
PUSHES MARKET
Alien Influence Results ii
Better Buying.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O.-Divided ac-
ton featured grain futures trade on
the Chicago Board of Trade today.
Foreign influences brought better
buying into the wheat pit that re-
suited in advances ranging from
rs to 1ss cents. Coarse grains
were under influence of heavy ar
rivals and lack of speculative sup
port.
Wheat moved upward steadily
through the short session with buy
ing instigated by unexpected
strength in Liverpool and Buenos
Aires, coupled with the best Satur-
day export sales in many months.
A final rush of evening up sales over
the weekend shaded values fraction
ally from the extreme top.
Corn weakened under weight of a
heavy country movement and flat
cash demand. Trade was extremely
light.
Oats seemed hopeless. Buyers
stood by awaiting recessions. Heavy
weekend profit selling weakened
provisions
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Produce Markets

Eggs--strictly fresh. delivered at lndian-
butter swSoAsale prises' s;,.;, ns'Ss
-Oi PoSit T Hens $6c; Leghorns. COO
SS spr1ngsFs %Ssci ur keghOrsngs e s oS
turkeys, CSC; guipeas. Soc,
Cheese Iwholesale buying pricessl1zWvris.
G mbSrg eess7Sa S Gsn92 orE cream 80
a SIC.
CHICAGO. Jan. -Butter---Receipts.
IL, $40: creamery, "A y &C; standardss h "A Z I, G
firstJ. Al y g AZ 12e3, seconds: 30 @aadl c
Hg gsgss Be- PcSsess soa4 "
SSs , sSSiSs s Se Tcos &c
whites whit So. IS a 3.95: Minnesota. $3.50
$50: Idaho russets. S3.oO@4.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 3O.--Potatoes-ooohio
$2@2.75 Idaho bakers. 80 q boz per
io oo p g &c. Lsshorns S5c sprinsrs
80 a 32c: roosters. ITO 8c. Butter-Ex-
ira in tubs. 49@49 Nc: extra firstss 4oc;
Northern Ohio. extras, Ale: extra f nst, :
3Sc Ohio firsts. 371sc: western hrsis
NEW YORK Jan sO.-Flour-pYll, un;;
ettsa PSSd9set sss Se sIs1
granuIated. S@ $500. Coffee--Rio No, 2
IS x Ga19c: Santos No. 4. 24@24Aco Tai
Tay-Ff'm; 10. i. 81 40; No. 3. s115g
TO; clover 81 05 a 40. Dressed poul-
ga acc; capons. 28 n 55c: fowls. 17Gp
34c; ducks. 25@35c: Long Island; 34c
Live poultry-Firm; geese; 22M 30c;
40 az 45c boosters. zoe: broilers. AZ az Que
Cheese-Quiet; state milk, common 70 spe-
SSsa 2s &2g young A Americas 20 e 81
as Ne; special market. 47@47 nc. Eggs
Steady; nearby white fancy, A. q Acc;
So n a 37c; Pacific coast. first to extras
80 a 43c; western whites. 80 a 43c.
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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO, Jan 30.-Hogs--Receipts.
si cCg m STik s sTS s. I9e up top.
ysiFh!; sI9i5 isss:n i @sdiamx nsafs.
SSdl2;45 e 1915; lghtweights, s1a.4O a
inc sows. S11 d11.6O: killing pigs. Sf3.25
cattie-Receipts. 500 compared weel,
good 70 choice heayies fully SOC up Ye some aS
,t9c Up; low qualities short feds, OF value
e2,s sell az S9iSo and below. barely steady
part load, S11.75: 1000 pound yearlings
n UP 70 81; lew yearlings above. .Sl0.75:
stockers and feeders 25c off. edge off
s srade cutters and cognmog9 cows better
Steady: vealers s5s7 7sc gov Iower rp' we 9gl's
prices; fed steers, q 10; 30; fat cows.
90 30 g $50; heiters, 81 q 8.25; Gamers
a Ia stockers and ICED feeders. 81 Is s 80 g.
heep-Receipts. 5000: for week. 10000:
today's market nominal. mostly direct.
f s%ss TOP FAT ve 1a%6s si,SS fssdRS
two.yeaf.oids' S1s TAT ewes S9 So, week z :
prizes; fst Lambs s14.5oP %: feeding
C Seafns %e.hers cg Bly, aSasyes wethers
SlO.50m 11.50; fat ewes, $SG9.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 30-Cattle-Re-
eesip,s' S7S; .I market slow and st steady ca dy
choice: sla;. 5o&14. 4RseeiPts., 2.
good TO choice packers and butchers,
S13 80 q 1875. Sheep-Receipts. csc:
market market. steady; good 60 choice. SEQ 8.
ESiaEm lambs Mari steady; good to choice.
FEAST EAST ST sTo LOUIS; Jan; sSSa7csttlss
ilas Ing Seifcrs nS Se7S 'sss cows S. So sr
calves i STA lS SO a siSckers and is SS
diums. sig sS a 1870: lights S131o@
i hs7o soW sht iEess @12s0 s gee
1875; bulk. So .s5@1 .65. Sheep-Rc-
eRss GAMERS anne %a anS cu seasy wS 81
lambs. S13014.75.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 30-Cattlo-Re-
ceipts. zoo: market slow. steady: shipping
s etssss OSsSher gEsSs se 49,
Gl6;50. Sheep and lambs-Receipts.
S5o eu to fa f9Nssf am FansiTs
ceipts. 1000: market slow. steady to Csc
mixed. $13 50G14; rouehs. S12.25 d
1922 i s. heavies. S12.75GiS.25; stays, 81
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 3o-cattIe-Re-
@io.5S: GOOD, 50. y g 10; fair, 81 a SIS;
sessS pSrme II xetSsEs sfS ona 96od
90 % 8.75: fair mixed. S7GS: lambs
STAT 10. Hogs-Receipts IL doubiedeck-
erss5 market, higher: brine heavy. S13@
Workers. $I4i5Gf'14$5: iigh fO Yo iiSSers
roughs. 10@i1.c5; stays, $650G750.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 30 --Eogs---Rc-
S14.25: mixed. $4,000 1875 mediums.
Sl3n13:25: pigs. S14, %: roughs. $40:
steady: good to choice bulls, $6@7.5O,
good TO choice steers. 50 a 1880 good
eRoce 5U COWS S. fag 70 ro gSod dows 70
$4M5; common cows. S304: nlilchers.
$50 500. Sheep and lambs-Receipts
Receipts. 200: market. steady: top. $16.50.
light; market, 10a zoe up heayies, $3.50
ers, SI3.75@14; good pigs. $14 a 1850.
Calves-Receipts; market, steady. Sheep
and lambs--ReceiDts. market, steady.
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YSEsS-" ISgS and the sphi9ES s.
tTa NOR 500 Sa NSeTaSsPi@ eliS
@Swarthmore College Music Clubs
7.45 p. M.-wGBS 1850. New. York =
otssSsstgdio Sa5se S WHT 1851
Chicago-Mgsieal features; orchestra.
WTAM (SS94. cleveland-Novslty
$500 p. M.--KLDs g441l. independence,
ist .WBBM 1920, chicagoEssiety
%RSN sssoa chieasopconcert g pro
gram. Philadelphia- Wild
WJR GID, Pontiac-Sersnader solo
i Dasts; T paRist SWH&S6 49,, chicago
Concert. WRw C2S3). Tarrytown---vo
cal music iazz program, W WSB 1882
Nashville-Barn dance program.
s:15 T. M.--woR (4O5.2). Newark -
Tenor; contralto.
$3.50 P. M.-KFAB (340.s). Lincoln--Or-
louis : symphony Sf' ORCHESTRA. XIV
1885 AZ. Chicago - Congress, classic.
k kaasae *a3aSBss ai5PSsla New York
P Park male quartet VIVA. WNMAo 7tC4a441.SSl },
TSG 49es san N Hna6Sno4cscaf % soos
trio ii. WsMB C319J. New Orleans -
Blind Lighthouse program.
900 p. M.--CKAC aid. Montreal -
INA KNtss 2S2 sheeSndSahyosehesi;rs
Webb IS7Q2j. Chicago-z-Danee; songs
Yp orE@optSestra wS Mfp 1888 pS Hfg
SSs rePsestra VILE S' lssOss c GSGGsS
rheat MA re-
vue: chimes. WMBB (25O) Chicago
ORCHESTRA; poultaar program. WoAW
w Voc t4o5s 9Ecnf AFne
sons Crusaders. WPG (299.S). Allan
tic City-Test program: talk; dance.
WREO (2S5.5l. Lansing-Dance.
0:gO +. M.4wTIC (4759l. Hartford =
Dance.
S:25 P. M.-KTHs ts74.s). Hot Springs
Bedtime story.
$3.50 P. M.-wBBM ts2e). chicago--or-
RTHs Hot
VIZ t453.3j." New York@PeninsyIvania
dance orshssrTGs NWRE .4eS.S' wash
insifg NTE SaSaETbS SlsH Fest HOUR
1000 To 1918 +. M.-Broadeastine by
Canadian stations.
1915 To 1880 =. M--Broadcasting by
stations in Northern United Statesi
1880 To 1915 =. M.--Broadcasting by
stations in Southern United States.
1915 To III 200 p. M.-Broadcasting by
stations in Mexico and Cuba.
IL 100 p. M.--KFI (4U7l. Los Angeles -
Screen artists quartet; also KPo. .KpRC
l296.9), Acknowledgement orchestra
KG0 (a6I.2l,. oakIand-Little Sym
bSa0Oeess NV wv ts S$s5olS c Rsisseenac
'grcss carnival. WXHG' (3i5.61. Rich.
nlond Hill-rc0ncert orchestra. wBBM
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FIRE FOLLOWS CRASH

Miss Betty Springer. II, Of 4707
Guilford Ave. was injured about the
face and back at a. m. today when
an auto driven by Charles Bange,
3741 RuckIe ST.. in which she was
riding crashed into light pole at
Twenty-Second and Meridian st.
Motorcycleman William Tremp,
near the scene extinguished flames
from broken high tension wires
leading to the light before they ig-
nited the auto. Bange was charged
with assault and battery and reck-
less driving.
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Commission Row
Prices TO Retailers
Fruits

Frices 10 kctaIIers
Fruits
sl;7S@s: Grimes Golden. p 4olpound P1I bas
sS King BaR BsTISs 4ESp SSISS SssSsf
Sl:5O Baldyins s1.75 az; staymen Wins
Cocoanuts--Jamaica. $5.5O@6 for 100,
Cranberries = Box. 50-pound S10G
GrapesGEmRerior. iugs $$5o@s.75.
k smSSDTsaca1Isorn;Gnt no 20 Re o@k
Oranges % ccaSlifcrnia Navels s4.25@
Pears ears b AnSou%. box box. se@e,25.
sppIess-clban, CRIT; S$S0 a4.5o
T fsrawPfHSrsesFisior dTt s. sSa45o
Vegetables
.Artichokes-Fcy California. S1.50@
BeetsIH. g.. bu.. 81; Southern. bu.. 81
ccabbbasSe@ $40 ton.
br cas e se a sf Z. bu. Sl2o@1.5o; Texas
csuiiiog colorado. crt,, $2,25.
,y celeFyTc$siIiftfTr gs crt s75o@s; Mich
SSsSFsSi@TiaS'ds.. S sSs ss4aSSaa22sg
K sIs@Essfsrn Sa bbi 81 "a S5O$5.
Lettuce-We stern Iceberg, crate. Sd @
H II. ". ZEAL. lO-pOuuQ Dd9ket, Oh 10 az
Mangoes-F1orida trunk $S.50@9.
=. Mushrooms-Fcy.. 3-pound basket
Onions crt., S1.6O@1.75;. H.
s. red and dye yellow, 100-p POI bag $3%p
Peas-CalitQrnia crt.,, $8.50@9;
$8;7R az: Idaho per cwt.. SAYS as: Ohio
120-lb. sack. S5.75 N6.
SS i5I 81 &. bunch AS s,P@a11O,
Spinach-Texas, bu.. 81 so.
Squash--Hubbard. bbl.. $2.25 M2.50.
Sweet Pota toes-Jersey, bu. $2@3.25
a Tomatoes----Crt., six basket. S7.5OM9
~ Turnips-New Fl q. S1.25
p Tangerines-S4. 50@7 crt.
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e:1S P. M.I7KsD t545l>. St. Louis
geo T. M.-wEAF t491 81. New York.
WT4G, wcAs. wwS WIZ and WAR. T Wcco
(416.4. Minneapolis-St. Paul-Scientist
services.
6:3O p. M.--KFNF (266). Shenandoah
Golden Rule Circle. KIDS (441). In
WGY (379.5l. Schenectady-Service.
WHIT 1900. Chicago--Tabernacle con-
cert, Paul RAIDER. voc (4S36J. Daven-
port-Services.
s:i0 p. M.-KDKA (3o9.1), East Pitts.
burgh--Seryices. WEAR (3S94). Cleve-
4, land-Fireside Hour. organ. WGR
t3l0), Buffaio--Services.
= 7. M,-KYw $3.50. Chicago--sunday
Evening Club. WBZ (333.3I Spring.
feld-Rabbi Louis Welsey. WEBB
l370.21. Chicago-Selected artists
WLIB (3Q2.S). Chicago-Or Orchestra. or
gan. popular. WIS (344.6) Chicago
Church choir. organ. trio. WORD
(276). Batavia--Evensong address. Or
chestra. WRW 1871. Tarrytown--or-
chestra
7:15 p. M.-wJY (4O5.2) New York
Concert. WIZ t454.3). New YorIS-Con-
cert orchestra.
1880 p. M.--KFNF 1861. Shenandoah -
Christian Church. KPRC f298.9). Hous-
ton-h1rst Christian Church. WFAA
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l475.9). Dallas Services. Presbyterian.
WHO 1890. Des Moines--orchestra.
S W9s cSarSS Use Ssrsqg cy Atca,a sag
Presbyterian Services.
7:aO r. M.-wMBB t25o). Chicago -
s.iS f =. fM.S@WNBCN 1900. chicago-scrv.
ices. ..
g T; Ml:-KE Ts5,, fo1ss.ss},. Beaumont =,
Sssl4 eSan'2 Zion mali S9%e6s!st % %iae4
f9gdPrtets vocal w WGy (2 51 sfhencs
City-science Services. 0WPG Cos,
Atlantic City-Concert orchestra VOL
a4r S5 veal and
Double quartet.
s;I5 p. M-wEAF (491 81. New Yorl,---
TneT2eert' ,a also WCAE. WLIB. ,,MGR.
W. wcAP. WEEI. woo. wcco.
$3.50 r. M.-cFAc 1859 Calgary -
M1Presbyterian Services. WGBS 1880.
New fork-Music.
$40 7. M-KoA (322.4). Denvcr-Y. M
Y. A. program.
$500 P. M,--KTHs ta74.s), Hot Springs
5SEnsemble;, I, KPRc (e9e0l. Hoqston---
Reports Rc%lnlsee aSesS VIZ t4 d9Ta
also wGY FMBB (250l. Chicago--Or,
ynestrh' popular. WOAN t2SX 81.
quartet. woAw $500 Omaha
Chapel Services. WORD (27bl Batavia
Address; Choral Singers. WRW (273)
Observation-Disclosures.
o'5g r. M.-KFUo t5451l st. Louis
Talk. Rev. Mr. Meyer. WSUI (433.6)
Iowa City-Familar Hymns.
0'39 r; M.-ccHYw (5a5;4). .Chieago
las--Orchestra. WENR (266l, Chicae
Dance; vocal Instrumental WHIT
1901. Chicago-Request Program:
Back Home Hour.
0;45 p. M.--wHN (461 ~. New York -
Orchestra. woo (4S3.6l. Davenport
Symphony Orchestra.
1000 z. MKT (467). Los Angeles -
Trio: soprano. KTHS (374Sl Hot
Springs-Orchestra. Frolic.
III 100 ?. MKT t407) Los Angeles -
TT. Worth-Popular music. VICES
$500. oak Park--Organ vocal solos:
orchestra.
1890, M-wBBM t226). Chicago-Nutty
Club orchestra.
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ARCTIC TRIP PLANNED
Ford and Rockefeller Juniors Pledge
$4,000 Each.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S0.-An all
American expedition to explore the
Arctic, financed by American capri
tai, is being organized by Lieuten-
ant Commander Rich e. Byrd.
United States Navy, retired, who
headed the naval contingent of the
Macmillan expedition last summer.
Edsel Ford and John d. Rookie
Teller, Jr., have each promised
$4,000.
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BLAST is INVESTIGATED
Origin of Disaster That Took Five
Lives Still Unknown.

BD United Press
WEST FRANKFORT, ILL.,. Jan.
DEMONSTRATIONS were started to-
day to determine the cause OF the
fatal blast in the Oriental Mine, the
worlds largest collirey, here in
which FIVE men were killed yes
terday.
Although there were more than
1000 men at work in the shafts at
the time OF the blast, preventive
measures prevented the fire and gas
extending to other regions OF the
mine. Rock dust" is used through
out the mine to prevent an escape
Of the gas, and it was this which
probably prevented a more serious
blast Friday.
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In the Sugar Market
Ry Thomson 8 McKinnon

The week in futures closed with prices
pretty well up to their best for the cur
rent movement. and with, little new bust
lures sagged off to 8 points, but there
was, no important pressure against the
market In lieu of the official estimate
the 1925-26 crop, the prediction that this
statement would show q prospective fall
ing off in supplies sufficed as a bullish
mar ket influence. Those who favor the
buying side base their calculations on a
smaller. outturn this year than has been
generally anticipated, but the season is not
any degree of accuracy, and considerable
uncertainty therefore exists This past
eek the. bulls have appeared to have the
Wetter of the argument and thye have
made the most of whatever improvement
has. occurred in the demand for sugar.
both at home and abroad
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New York Cotton Futures
CHICAGO COTTON FUTURES
Wholesale Meat Prices

6eef--Nativei steers. 500 20 500 lbs.
1S@2Oc: flores under carcass, &c: kinds
oyer carcass. .4c; native heiiers 900 to
400 lbs, l7M zoe; fores under carcass
2c: hinds over carcass. &c: native cove
carcass. 1c: kinds over carcass. &c. Pork
Dressed hogs. 40 TO 200 lbs. 20 a 20 Il c
Tx @19sl c: fresh tenderloins. 4fc. Veal
.--Carcasses. 20 to 200 lbs. 2Oh a "a Is G:
kinds and saddles over carcass &c: fores
rs to 40 lbs. zoe.
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DISTRICT MEETING HELD

The district meeting OF the
Daughters Of Isabel was held to-
day at the Claypool. Speakers were
Mrs. John w. Trenck. the Rev.
Bernard Sheridan and Joseph o.
Mahoney. Miss Mayme Murphy. re-
gent of the Mothers Theodore Circle
Of Indianapolis presided. Mrs.
Frank Koltz. Ft. Wayne, State re-
gent, was a guest.
A luncheon was held at the Column
bia Club. Supper at the Elks' Club
viii be followed by a theater party
at Keith's.
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PLAN G. 0. P. CONVENTION
Subcommittee Prepares for State
Event Set May 26.27.

A subcommittee from the Repub-
lican State committee, headed by
Chairman Clyde A. Walb, today was
preparing plans for the State con-
vention, set Friday for May 26 and
q at Tomlinson Hall. Other men,
bers are Lawrence Cartwright, vice
chairman; Ewing Emison, Vim
cennes; Mrs. Aaron Cooper, FIFE
moge; and Mrs. Grace Butcher, Ko-
kofno.
Removal of headquarters from the
SEVERN to an office building was be-
ing investigated by Schuyler A.
Haas, Indianapolis; Stuart II. Fish
er, Princeton, and Mark Nebeker,
Clinton, while Cartwright, Haas and
Harry C. Fenton, State committee
secretary, were revising committee
rules.
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STOCK THEFTS CHARGED
Five Held as Alleged Members
of Gang.

BU J1lftGU .PF3S8
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 3d.
John Raymond Crull Of Hamilton
County, Harvey Crull of Madison
County, and Wayne Crull Of Upton
County, brothers, and Floyd Sny-
der of Hamilton County are under
arrest today charged with being
members of a gang Of thieves that
have been stealing livestock, chick
ems. harness, clover seed, farm ma
chinery and other articles in central
Indiana. Some Of the stolen prop
erty has been found in their posses
sion, the officers say.
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Dancing

wQJ (447.5) ChicaEo-Skylarks; pop
ular program. WOAW 1920. Omaha
Organ.
Ills p. MYTHS i374.s), Hot Springs
TEST program. WBCN 1850. Chicago
king States Court.
-II:3O p. M.--KoA (322.4). Denver -
Orchestra.
IL AS p. M.-wDAF t2e5.e). Kansas City
--Nighthawks' frolic.
IL 100 MKT (467) Los Angeles---Radio
Club KGo cola. ,oaklandEsere-
naders. KP0 142S;3(. San Franclsco-
Dance WBBM (226). Chicago-Organ;
KJR 1884 Al Seattle-Orchestra, WHIT
(400). Chicago-Your Hour League
Pat Barnes.
Midnight frolic WOK (217 81. Chicago
Dance: soloists.
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Sunday, Jan. 81

Sunday, Jan. 81
s:a5 A. M.-wJJD t37O.2). Mocseheart---
Catholic services.
A. M.-wJZ t454.3). New York-Chil-
drens hour.
O,4O A. M.-WJJD (37O.2). Mooseheart
Protestant services.
Io. A.. M.--wHAs t3os.s)., Louisvills, ,T
Methodist services. choir. WWJ
(35271. Detroit-St. Pauls Episcopal.
1 p. M.-wwJ t352.7). Dctroit--orches-
ira.
ESQ r. M.-wGN (3o2.s). Chicago--or-
gan: music. college concert.
3 r. M.-wLIB (302.8), Chicaeo-Con-
cert. WQJ (447.5) Chicago-Concert.
4 p. M.---wBCN 1880. Chicago--Classical
concert.
1870 p. M-wHAs i3e9sl, Louisville
Choral services, organ. choir.
r. M.--KYW (535.4l. Chicago-Studio.
WEBB (3702). Chicago--Musicale.
p. M.--wBZ 1889, Springheld-or-
chestra WEAR (3S04). Cleveland--Or-
chesrta. WIZ (454.3) New York--Mu-
sic. WIS (a44. 81. Prelude WILT
l3945) Philadelphia - Orchestra,
W0AW 1920. Omaha-Lectrre. WOK
lsts. WREo (2S55). Lansing Central
M. e. Church.