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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-15
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S ( S SION
Oakland Buys Ralph Shin
ners, Former Hoosier--
Appoint Cincy Coach.

BA Times Special
AVALON, Catalina, Island, Ca,
Jan. 15.-The final business session
Of the National Association of Pro-
fessional Baseball Clubs (the minors),
came to a close here late Thursday
Mike Sexton, reelected president,
refused an advance in salary of
$4,000 over his present salary Of
$4,000 yearly. The raise had been
voted.
Dale Gear, president Of the South
western League, was elected presi-
dent of the Western League to sue
coed AL Tearney, who resigned.
$500 For SINNERS
The st. Louis Cardinals sold Out
fielder SINNERS to Oakland of the
Pacific Coast League for $500.
SINNERS formerly played with Indi-
annapolis, New York Giants and To-
1edo.
Jack Hendricks, manager of the
Cincinnati Reds, appointed the vet
eran Bobby Wallace as his coach
for the coming season.
Butch Byler, former Los Angeles
catcher, was signed by Mike Kelley
for his Minneapolis team.
Joe Kelley, Manager
Joe Kelly, at one time an outfielder
with Indianapolis, signed as man
ager of the st. Joseph team.
The Evansville team of the Three-I
League transferred Outfielder Barn
abe to Shreveport.
The st. Louis Cardinals re-
leased Pitcher Paulson to FIT. Worth
and Pitcher Pertica to Syracuse.
Next winters convention of the
minor leagues will be held in Ashe-
Vile, N. G.
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PURDUE WRESTLING
y Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 15.-The
Purdue wrestling squad left here
today for it's first wrestling meet
of the season with Northwestern at
Evanston. Coach Won Bernuth has
a green squad this year, but it is in
good condition, and is quite hopeful
of making a good showing against
the Purple. Herbert Miller, captain
Of last years wrestling squad, has
been added to the wrestling staff, as
assistant to Won Bernuth.
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Basketball Notes

Crescent Five wants games with fas.
city and State teams. Call Iincoln 643o
between o and z, p m; or Sddresss ~ Edward
Belmont Filters want game for tonight
with a team haying, access to a gym,
Belmont BOSOM after D. m. and ask
for Claude. The Filters will be prepared 10
give return games in February ct their
new gym
Seventh Reform team downed the b. s.
s. Club, 40 70 ~. Noerner starred for the
winners while Watkins was best for the
losers. Games are desired with teams hav.
ing access TO gyms. Call Drexel 2b76 and
ask for Harry.
The Postal Telegragh I've defeated the
serve gym. Teams playing in the 1 4 to IT.
ye1r-old class desiring games call Main
$500 after d. m. ami ask for Bill.
wehrel. Huesing and Grimsley were the
whole show against the Laurel Apple
Knockers at Laurel when they led The
HANDLERS to a 81 to 25 victory. BEGINNING
next Sunday afternoon the. Ramblers win
play every Sunday at the G. g, Club gym
until the end of the season. Next Sunday
they take on the Rivergides. There viii
be a fast curtain raiser between two girl
teams Strong State teams desiring games.
write r., e. Craig 246. \, Keystone Ave,
ask for Bob.
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WIGGIN S
w | NJ S l N
MAIN GO
Chuck Gives Darcy Boxing
Lesson-Joe Dillon Takes
Fast Match.

Chuck Virgins gave Len Darcy,
Canadian light heavy, boxing les
son in the main go at Tomlinson
Hall Thursday night and the Indian
apolis pugilist won decisively on
points. Darcy fought back gamely
and stayed the limit of ten rounds,
but he was badly used up when the
final bell sounded.
Virgins knew too much for the
visitor and convinced the fans he is
entitled to laurels of being Indiana's
leading exponent of the art of self
defense. Chuck does not possess a
haymaker, but his punches carry a
sting that cuts and hurts.
Darcy weighed 165 and Virgins
IT'S. Darcy aroused Chuck's wrath
by striking him low in the first and
second rounds.
Clicks Tough Luck
Sidney Click got bad breaks in
the serni-wind-up when he lost on a
foul to Jackie Barnhart in the third
round. Sidney was having his own
way and was piling up points RAPIDLY
when he accidentally struck a low
blow. Barnhart was unable to con-
tinue and the bout went against
Click. Barrhart was no match for
the local south side lad.
Joe Dillon. Indianapolis, out
pointed Bip Lunzell, lanky Ken
lucky lad, in six rounds. 1t was a
great fight and the fans received
plenty of action. Dillon scored one
knockdown. The boys battled hard,
with Dillon finishing strong. Lunzell,
though defeated, was cheered for his
efforts. Dillon appeared in superb
condition and his blows were we'll
timed and sharp.
Parker Shades Mason
Wilfred Parker, Indianapolis, left
jabbed his way to a shade victory
over Nicely Mason, Louisville, in six
rounds. Both lads handed out
punishment with Parker proving the
better boxer. The visitor had big
weight advantage. but Parker wasn't
frightened and watched for openings
Ray Dodd knocked out Kid Rozelle
in the first round. The local rivals
started throwing gloves at the open
ing bell and in fifty seconds Rozelle
was flattened and gazing at the
rafters. Dodd caught the Kid with
swinging uppercut coming in and
dropped him cold.
The show was staged by Joe Gold
STEMS Capital City A. c. and was
well-attended. 1t was the first event
under the supervision of the new
city boxing commission.
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H. S. Basketball Tonight

West Newton at Broad Ripple.
dral, K c. Hall
Alexandria at Upton.
Advance at townsville.
Arcadia at Summitville.
Bloomington at Huntington.
burlington at Walton.
Bose lEvansvillel at Rockport.
Boonville at Mt. Vernon
cambridge at West Lafayette.
Cutler at Rossville.
Columbus at Bedford.
Central (Evansville) at Frankfort.
Clark sburg at Moscow.
Cicero at Brazil.
Central (Ft. .Wayne) at Washington.
Decatur at Central eft. Wayney
Delphi at Flora.
Elwood at Lapel.
East Chicago at Brook.
Flora at Scircleville.
Forest at Michigantown.
Freetown at Seymour.
Froebel at Michigan City.
Fortville at Frankton.
Hagerstown at Liberty.
Hamilton al Morton t1Rfichnond).
Jasper at French Lick.
Jeffersonville at Mitchell.
jamestown at Whitestown.
Kendalville at Auburn.
Kewanna at Royal Center.
Kennard at Wilkinson.
La Porte al South Bend.
Little jeff AT Mulberry.
Lebanon at Charlottesville.
I5akeville at Mishawaka.
1Sewisville at Charlottesville.
Iawrenceburg at Brookville.
Marion at Kokomo.
Monon at Monticello.
Morocco at Rentland.
Muncie at Rushville.
MorrlstOwn at New Palestine.
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RAY COACH
SChaIk Takes Part Time Job
With Badgers.

BIZ United Press
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 15.-The
appointment of Ray Schalk. Chicago
White Sox catcher, to part time
baseball coaching position on the
University Of Wisconsin athletic
staff was announced here today by
Athletic Director George Little.
Schalk, who is now in Chicago,
will return to Madison Saturday,
when he will take up his work with
the Badger baseball team. He will
remain in Madison approximately
five weeks, after which he will go
South with the White Sox on their
annual spring training jaunt.
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NOW FLoYD'S IN N. Y.

BIZ United Preas
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.--Floyd Fitz-
simmons here for a conference with
Paddy Mullens. manager OF Harry
Wills, denied that he had forfeited
his contract for a Dempsey-Will ills
fight "in the west" next summer.
"I stiIl have the signature Of Demp-
sey and Wills and that is all that
ia 1aecessar-v :, he said.
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RED ARROWS WIN

BIZ Times Special
FISHERS, Ind, Jan. 15.-The
Bridgeport Independent basket team
was defeated by the Red Arrows
here Thursday, 40 to S3. At half
time the score was 20 to 10 in favor
Of the Red Arrows.
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MAT TEAM IN ACTION

BIZ Times Speci0I
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 49,
Indiana University wrestlers are
anxiously awaiting the invasion OF
Michigan State College here Satur-
day night when the lid win be pried
off Of the 1926 season.
Coach Jack Reynolds today named
Indiana grapplers who will face
Michigan. Ralph Lynch, 115 pounds;
Lawrence Green, 1875 pounds; Edgar
Isehr. 1853 pounds; Ralph Wilson. It's
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IN. D. ATHLETE IS DEAD
Bv United Press

By United Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 15.-
Jack Spillane Jr., 81, OF Niagara, N.
Y, died here Thursday. He was q
student at Notre Dame.
Spillane who was captain Of the
University Of Notre Dame boxing
team, suffered from embolism super.
induced by scarlet fever, it was said.
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II THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

pounds; Clarence F'orker or Kenneth
Props, 1856 pounds; Ralph Saul, cap
tain, las pounds, and Walter Fisher,
heavyweight, will represent the
Crimson in their respective classes.
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New Richmond at Wingate.
Owensville at Reitz (Evansytlle).
klandon at Lawrence.
Pendleton at Paramount.
Paolt at Salem
Patoka at New Harmony.
Russellville at Ladoga.
Rochester at Logansport
Ridgevflle at Pennville-
Rtchland at Argos
South Side (Ft Wayne) at Wabash.
Swayzee at Jonesboro.
Sharpevtlle at Noblesville,
Shelbyville at Franklin.
Scot tsburg at New Albany.
Smtthvtlle at Orleans
xncennes at Martinsville.
Versailles at Moores HILL
Valparaiso at Goshen
Xeedersburg at Hillsboro
Whiting at Emerson
Warsaw at Elkhart
warren at North Manchester.
West Point at Colfax
Winchester at Portland
Williamsburg at Cambridge City.
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ONE INNING

Ty Cobb, Detroit manager, pitched
one inning last season. that being
in the Anal game Of the campaign
against st. Louis.
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Week End College Card

TONIGHT
De Pauw VS.. Butler at Playground.
N0tre Dame az Detroit.
Huntington at Anthony Wayne Collsge.
Hanover at Earlham.
SATURDAY
Rose Poly at Oakland City.
Indiana at Iowa.
Hanover at Muncie Normal.
Northwestern at Purdue.
Butler at Dayton.
Manchester at Indiana Central.
Evansville at St. Louis.
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STOCK DECLINE.
HAL TED
By international News Service

NEW YORK. March Ia.Indus-
trial stocks were irregular at the
beginning Of trading today and
prices were lowered in many stocks
by reason of the forced selling Of
unprotected margined accounts.
Motor stocks were still under attack
by the bearish professionals, as
also were the coppers and special
ties. Short covering and support
buying Of the market leaders in
the first half hour arrested the
downward movement, IL It did not
turn the tide Of prices in the
market as a whole.
IA spirited rise Of points in
General Petroleum to 64at, featured
early trading. California Petroleum
was also in demand, but. mid. Com
tinent and Texas oils were dull and
heavy.
Heavy. selling Of Hudson Motors
followed the issuance OF the first
quarterly statement OF the COM
many, IN which net earnings Of
SO. 746.O23 showed a decline OF
81. 100 900 from the same period
last year
Chrysler and Dodge dropped back
to lower level Of prices In con-
finuafioIa OF the weak condition
Which has been III evidence in these
stocks since Monday The rubber
and tire stocks were also under
attack from bearish quarters.
call money unchanged ct "A per
fassY4f
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Chicago Livestock

81 United states Bureau Of Markets.
March 10.
Hogs Receiptss $4,000. m ~ e \
STEADY Bulk s1l.3o g g. 40; top. 80:
y ) I 4 i, &, s11.66M13.25; lightweight.
S12.36@13.76; light lights. $l2:l g b II 81
heavy packing sows. smooth, Slg.5Qw
1O 90. packing sOwss rough, SlO.2bW
1e.60 pigs So. 2s q a -.
CattIe--R III ell Dts, 1000; market
steady. Calves, j, 900: steady. Choice
and prime SI0010.7s; medium and 9
good. S86D9.TS: good and choice ". %
01O,7s common and medium. sI0 3.
Butcher cattle. heifers. &5.60f9 10: COWS.
and cutters: Cows and heiferss W q p;
Gamer steers. $6.S0@7; veal calves
(IiRlt ana handyweightl, $i0@13s feed
IL steers. s6.75@9; stocker steers, se g
s.76: stocIxer cows and heifers, $4Wb;
stocker calves, $3.50 q $40.
Sheep--R q eipta 10000; market
steady. Lambs: Fat $3.50 q 14.25;
lauaba cuIIs and common $1I@12.
yearlangs, 4l001I.50; ysarling wetheras
i4ss50G 10; ewes. s8@S: ewes. culis and
common. s396.sD; feeder lambs, sfg. ~
~ Il -
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SUBURBS JUMP
CITY TRADE
by RICHARD HATTON

~ vs. s
Growing Communities around any
central business section proclaim
Increasing commercial prosperity.
Washington cannot fail to view
with optimism the present outlook
as indicated by the expanding ter
ritory with a trade radius of Its
great shopping and business dis
ffict.
Noteworthy among the commune
ties which are developing with
rapid strides and. consequently
contributing their share to the bust.
ness prosperity of the capital is
Anacosfia.
Possibly the criterion by which
the development of this attractive
suburb may be most accurately
judged viii be found in the growth
of the financial institution which
stands iir the center of the COM
munity across the eastern branch
and which has been one of the
main instruments in The growth CT
Anacostia: President Maurice OF
ferbaek, of the .AnacOstia Bank, Is.
one of the leading spirits in the
energetic forward movement now
taking place in his community and
he points to the steady growth Of
his institution as conclusive evis.
dence Of the upbnilding Of the
locality.
On July first. the Anaeostia Bank
bad deposits amounting 70 $l.OE1 s.
The deposits today reach total
Of $1,154,073.
This Is an increase OF Ss2.513 In
4fn< m az nina tsaaf3ffS T3f1s.ff1fr f11rs
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VOTES ON MARKETING
BILL SET FOR MONDAY

The Senate Agriculture Com.
rnittee will vote Monday on amend
rnents proposed for he Hauge1
cooperative marketinb bill, II was
decided today.
Chester Fl. Gray, secretary of tllc
American Farm Bureau Federation,
appeared before the committee to-
day to recommend the striking OUT
of snayal stories'' as an agriculture
commodity.
Senator Heflin CD, Of Alabama,
read kilograms showing that pro
ducers of naval stores favored the
present classification. which would
allow their industry to organize CO.
operatives.
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Daily Treasury Statement

The daily statement of the United
States Treasury shows:
Income to date this year, $2,525,.
0i6, 304.33.
Income to date last year, $2,515.-
057 ,503.42.
Increase, So, 1856, 800.91.
Income over outgo this year,
$134,586 1894.
Income over outgo last year,
SIS, 652 ,313.69.
Increase, $64 ,934, 075.72. ::
Balance general fund today, $685.
153,156.19.
Balance preceding day. $464.so6,-
$500.
Increase. 30.54e.22O.9s.
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Cotton Goods Market

NEW YORK, March 19.--Inquiries
for cotton goods We're somewhat
larger In the gray goods division
today, with sales restricted by the
unwillingness of mills to sell at bid
prices. Printed cloths sold freely.
Yarns were quiet. Burlap market
were lower on heavyweights and
higher for lightweights. Raw silk
advanced 10 cents q pound, and
more business enacted in silk
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Pittsburgh Live Stock

CATTLE-supply light; market steady
sood tdy rbm ntchers 81
936: fair. $s.25@S.T5; common, 1925
07,2S: common to good, fat bulls,
$3.50 q 7.35; common to good, fat COWS,
4515,50; heifers. &708; fresh cows,
End springers, 5000; veal calves,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-supply 100:
market steady. Good. $40; lambs,
HoGs-Receipts 1900: market slow
and lower. Prime heavy hogs. $12.50@
diums. $14@14.25; heavy Workers., $l4D
S1425: light Workers.. $14.50G14.60; pigs
{14.S0@14.60; rufs, $10.50011.5o; stays,
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Chicago Grains

CHICAGO, March 10. Wheat
started unchanged to ssct lower.
with a small mixed trade. Commits
sion houses and locals on both sides.
Winnipeg started &c lower. Holi-
day at Buenos Aires. At 2:15 p. m.
Liverpool was, n to nc higher.
Corn started Is to NC lower.
Some pressure on July through q
prominent commission; house Trade
moderate and market firm after the
immediate opening S.
Oats started unchanged. with
trade small and featureless.
Provisions started, 2itsc lower FOR
lard. Trade was small. fs:
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, March 19.-Cotton:
Small business done in spots.
Prices steady. Sales 1900 bales.
Mid fair. 11.6s; strictly good mid,
lila; good mid, 1888; mid, 1908
strictly low mid, 9.43; low. 8.58
strictly good ord. 7.73; good ord, 7.03
Futures opened quiet; May, 9.43
july 1874: October, 9.13; December,
9.O4: january. 800.
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Coffee Market

NEW YORK, March 19.-The
coffee market opened lower today,
with prices from 9,points lower to
3 points higher.
March opened at 1876, down 4:
May 1880, down O.. and July 1910,
uD g.
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snlith OfEice 81 Boston

The +. II. smith Company has
opened branch office in Boston,
according to recent announce
nent. This makes the sixth branch
office established BY the company.
the others being III New York, Al
bany, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and
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onarterlv Dlyidend Declared

The board Of directors Of the.
National Capital Mortgage Company
have this day declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of z per cent on
both preferred and common stock,
payable April 1. 1926, to stock.
holders of record Of March n. 1896
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Farmers Bank Dividend

The Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank has declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of SO a
share, payable April /, to stock
holders of record of March -,
Cashier II. L. Selby announced to-
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE
cotton market opened steady today,
with prices to points higher.
May opened at 1870, up O5; July,
1922, up o., and October, 1853,
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Native Society Meeting

A portion of the Interstate Male
Chorus will give selections tonight
at the meeting of the Society of
Natives OF the District at the
Washington, Club ats o'clock.
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LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF TIE FINANCIAL v
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Foreign Bonds
Liberty Bonds
.rea touard ~ pollssibaitlea 81 EMS
fFurniahed by ~. d. HIDE

eyes toward the possibilities Of this
delightful suburb and, beyond
doubt. Anacostia will. within d short
time become one Of the popular
.rAsidential sections OF the city. It
has every advantage in the way Of
location and Is within easy trans
portation distance Of the business
center OF the city
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Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK, March 19.-Ex-
changes, 1894 900 900; balances,
1920, 900 900; Federal Reserve Banks
credit balance. SOL 900 ,000i
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Union Carhfde. SIX G05< s1k szsS
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q SCastI = f172 l72 ne 1921
n sDs Cor. 46 ~ IS IS
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u s Rubber 7o56 6ss( 70K 7O;k
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" q q IS b. vi. 66k SIS SIS $50
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Wabaah Il s. $50 81 ssk
wabash a.. III n II 7is6
syvaldorf sys. is is Is 1875
lvard.B 81 B.. ~ II ~ s05s
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weston InstsA. ~ - ~ 29s<
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west Union: 1871 1ss 1851 1901
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Wright Aero. 70 - e 1sA
Yanng s it,. 1874 7bH 1914 ION
sMxfra dividend 81
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